66PL, I was thinking it almost merited a DMPL but I don't think it quite got there, what a beauty!
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Pretty sure the solid insert was phased out before the plus grades were brought in, I'll say 67PL. And at the same time I cannot help but wonder if that small scratch did/or would result in a details grade.
I think Liberty is a 67, beautiful face and cheek, but I'm not a good grader from photos with toning covering the fields, so without seeing the coin inhand, I will assume the fields are clean(bad to assume) and say 67 overall.
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Pretty sure the solid insert was phased out before the plus grades were brought in, I'll say 67PL. And at the same time I cannot help but wonder if that small scratch did/or would result in a details grade.
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i even thought to myself as making my guess, hmm, a soapbar. yet i STILL posted a + grade guess.
For what reason do you think they might have have given the coin a "Star"?
I asked because, if the coin's designated PL and "Star", I'd think that the only reason it could have received the "Star" would have been either for great color or borderline DMPL surfaces. And I don't see either of those possibilities in the images provided.
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JA thinks it would - I know he does not confirm + grades, but my understanding is PL, DMPL, etc is confirmed by the green bean. But certainly that is no guarantee the grading services would.
JA thinks it would - I know he does not confirm + grades, but my understanding is PL, DMPL, etc is confirmed by the green bean. But certainly that is no guarantee the grading services would.
As I understand, it just means it's PL by his standards, not that a TPG would PL it today. I freely admit that my standards for PL/DMPL are tougher than his.
But you are correct, designation has to be to CAC's standards to bean, as well as the numerical grade.
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@gumby1234 said: @MFeld He said he doubts it would get a PL grade today so I was wondering.
EDIT also its an NGC slab
Thank you for the “EDIT”.
It doesn’t matter that he doubts it would go PL today. And for that matter, it wouldn’t matter if he thought it was over-graded, either. He can get 67PL money for it, as is. And unless he wants to give money away, why would he sell it for non-PL money?
I commend @DelawareDoons for his objectivity and openness in sharing his thoughts about the coin.
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MS66PL
Looks gorgeous!
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I'll go first. 67 PL
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Nice one! 66PL?
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Very nice obverse, the die polish detracts a bit on the reverse. I’d grade it 67+… so it’s probably in a 65 holder🙃
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
At the point when the grade is unknown, how can it be obvious that the coin’s been stickered?
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67PL.
@MFeld, the sticker is visible in the pictures.
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6+pl
66 DMPL?
In the original images there is a portion of a CAC sticker showing.
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67
66PL
66PL, I was thinking it almost merited a DMPL but I don't think it quite got there, what a beauty!
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Ah, thanks FlyingAl and Tom - that’s what I get for focusing on just the coin.😉
I’ll guess MS67.
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7PL> @MFeld said:
I was not willing to make that comment. Did not want to appear flippant. Lol
1881-S come very nice. It that was a tougher date I would say MS67.
As an 1881-S I say MS66
66+
Pretty sure the solid insert was phased out before the plus grades were brought in, I'll say 67PL. And at the same time I cannot help but wonder if that small scratch did/or would result in a details grade.
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I am thinking 66.... Small dings on cheek and chin, light field scratch on reverse... Cheers, RickO
Long, long before. Well over a decade prior. Fatties ended in '95, plus grades launched in 2010.
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MS66
I think it's better, yet to buck the trend I'll go MS65.
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66 from me, like!
I'm at 67, no PL
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I will guess 66, but a very nice 66.
Some chatter in the left field may hold it back from a 67B, which is why it got a green bean. JA may have thought it was 67C.
An easy 66 if I had to guess.
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I think Liberty is a 67, beautiful face and cheek, but I'm not a good grader from photos with toning covering the fields, so without seeing the coin inhand, I will assume the fields are clean(bad to assume) and say 67 overall.
Jim
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7PL
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i even thought to myself as making my guess, hmm, a soapbar. yet i STILL posted a + grade guess.
I'll go 67, looks very nice.
66(Star)PL
For what reason do you think they might have have given the coin a "Star"?
I asked because, if the coin's designated PL and "Star", I'd think that the only reason it could have received the "Star" would have been either for great color or borderline DMPL surfaces. And I don't see either of those possibilities in the images provided.
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66
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I'll post the grade at 9:00 Eastern tonight
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MS67
Congrats to those of you who got it right. For whatever it's worth, I don't think it would go PL today.
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Sweet..
Worthy of such a grade. Nice Morgan!
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JA thinks it would - I know he does not confirm + grades, but my understanding is PL, DMPL, etc is confirmed by the green bean. But certainly that is no guarantee the grading services would.
As I understand, it just means it's PL by his standards, not that a TPG would PL it today. I freely admit that my standards for PL/DMPL are tougher than his.
But you are correct, designation has to be to CAC's standards to bean, as well as the numerical grade.
"It's like God, Family, Country, except Sticker, Plastic, Coin."
@DelawareDoons Would you sell it at MS67 no PL?
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Seriously, why would he do that (unless at a PL price), when it’s (edited) NGC/CAC PL?
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@MFeld He said he doubts it would get a PL grade today so I was wondering.
EDIT also its an NGC slab
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Thank you for the “EDIT”.
It doesn’t matter that he doubts it would go PL today. And for that matter, it wouldn’t matter if he thought it was over-graded, either. He can get 67PL money for it, as is. And unless he wants to give money away, why would he sell it for non-PL money?
I commend @DelawareDoons for his objectivity and openness in sharing his thoughts about the coin.
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