I guess my MS68s aren't worth diddley now. Darn it!!!!
Kirk222
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You mean I have to start all over again???
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Ouch!
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I contacted him to explain the 98, in case he didn't know.
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I bet that particular seller already knew it.😉
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You'd think. He's got everything else listed properly. Maybe he has a new assistant.
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Response from the seller:
"When you use the PCGS barcode directly as we do it puts in the code 98, 92 or whatever. We will change the title in the morning as it is better to represent the coin as Unc Details we would agree."
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I'm surprised Glenn would list a coin this way!
I'm surprised even though it is genuine graded it didn't receive a Full Head designation. Certainly a 1955/55 cent receives the attribution (even if a problem coin and designated at such).
Interesting.
peacockcoins
Thanks for the post. It was great to study the big Trueview from this example.
Now that's the definition of a 100% full head.
The page is gone,... did anyone get a screenshot? Cheers, RickO
wow, like it
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I really like that coin!
@JBN ...Thank you.....Wow...nice details. Cheers, RickO
Gorgeous strike.
There may have been excessive marks or even graffiti in the fields and a skilled coin doctor used a burnishing tool to smooth those areas. It is probably visible with the coin in hand under good lighting.
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If an SLQ gets a details grade, it does not get the FH modifier even if clearly FH.
The 1955/55 you cited is a die variety, which has nothing to do with the grade. That’s why it always receives the 1955/55 on the label.
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Perhaps it looks as good BECAUSE it was smoothed