What is the most unique piece you have had graded yourself?
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Although it’s not unique in and of itself since there are some others out there, but it’s unique for me since I personally received it as a Y/N at an ANA show 32 years ago. I’ve since sold it because the price was right.
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The other side?
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They are blank and not exciting.
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I would have to say, 2 of the 2020 Westpoint Quarters!
My first one I sent in was the # 2020W Tallgrass Prairie
It came back
ms 67.
It sold for $750!
Then, the
# 2020W Rockefeller.
That came back a ms 67, as well.
That one SOLD for $850!
Astonishing!
These 2 modern Gems brought me in
$1600
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--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.Unique for me in that it was the first super key date Morgan I have acquired -- at all, let alone a raw example -- and sent in to our hosts through my LCS for a straight grade. Ended up as a real original looker at G6.
Henning Nickel
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@hfjacinto - Can we see close-up of the reverse?
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I found this in a miniscule little coins shop years ago. I sent it in and got a grade that I thought was well-deserved. I sold it to someone a while back and I hope they're really enjoying it. What a warrior of commerce.
I have physically graded the 1870-S Half Dime, the 1976-S Type Two 40% Silver Proof Bicentennial Dollar. two 1894-S Dimes, the Garrett 1804 Dollar.......
It is working jon
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Great, thanks!
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Found for less than $10. Raw. In a dealer’s common silver dollar box.
A DDO and DDR- The only one graded
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Sorry there’s no pic, but I discovered a proof Hawaiian quarter in an attic collection. It had been housed for decades in one of those little brown envelopes. Official mintage is 26 pieces. Between the envelope and the environment, the surfaces had become quite etched. PCGS wound-up grading it PR62. Heritage later sold it at a FUN auction for about $10k.
I cracked this out of an NGC PL slab. It was a much older slab.
Graded 64 PL. I will never part with it.
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In your thread title, did you mean “you have had graded,” or “you have actually graded yourself?” I was replying to the latter, literal interpretation.
^^^ fixed it.
Nearly unique piece and the first graded
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1093835/grade-update-chiloe-8-reales-and-summary-of-jaras-work-on-the-topic
Latin American Collection
Probably this one in the physical realm
And this one in the AI realm
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