1943 Steelie for Grading
CoinHunter4
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Alright, last one for today, what do you think this one would grade?
It has a really nice obverse, and the reverse seems to have some sort of planchet irregularity.
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Carbon spot on the head... Beat up rims. . . I wouldn't do it.
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I'd say a 66 on a good day. Buy a 66 on Ebay for cheaper than grading.
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Not nice enough to warrant the expense of slabbing. The rim roughness is a major negative. This is a very common coin so there is no reason to believe that the graders are going to be kind to it.
I believe it is not worth grading.... Rim roughness and carbon spot... Looks like a minor die crack on the reverse. Buy one already slabbed. Cheers, RickO
I'm not going to be submitting it, I was just curious what you guys though about it
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At first glance it looks nice, then you see the carbon spots and rough rim and toss it into the bargain bin bucket.
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Agree with others - good album coin though. A lot of the steelies you see in BU Lincoln albums are hideously rusted.
A PCGS graded 67 cost more than grading Fees
True, I screwed up my 66 value and apparently thought that is what a 67 costs
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Just adding a little information the coat of a MS68 Is selling for Moon money!!