Does this partially misaligned die stop a proof ASE from getting pr70?

Azurescens

It's not always about condition in terms of hits or carbon spots, right? A very slightly misaligned die and this weird rim thing means a coin isn't getting PR70 correct?

The designation means, quite literally, a perfect coin in all ways?

Thanks in advance

Or what about here (from her foot to the Y in Liberty) where the reeding has that liney space?

MFeld

@Azurescens said:
It's not always about condition in terms of hits or carbon spots, right? A very slightly misaligned die and this weird rim thing means a coin isn't getting PR70 correct?

The designation means, quite literally, a perfect coin in all ways?

Thanks in advance

Or what about here (from her foot to the Y in Liberty) where the reeding has that liney space?

No, a coin need not be literally perfect in all ways to qualify for a grade of 70.
See here: https://www.pcgs.com/grades#grade70

Azurescens

@MFeld said:

@Azurescens said:
It's not always about condition in terms of hits or carbon spots, right? A very slightly misaligned die and this weird rim thing means a coin isn't getting PR70 correct?

The designation means, quite literally, a perfect coin in all ways?

Thanks in advance

Or what about here (from her foot to the Y in Liberty) where the reeding has that liney space?

No, a coin need not be literally perfect in all ways to qualify for a grade of 70.
See here: https://www.pcgs.com/grades#grade70

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