Are you ready to see a coin that PCGS has never seen before?
braddick
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It's POP 1 with none graded LOWER!
Check out the last coin on this submission: (Oh, don't let the Lincoln grades fool you: each one is a Monster toned coin)-
http://www.pcgs.com/order.chtml?orderno=3038518&task=do_order&requesttimeout=99999
Check out the last coin on this submission: (Oh, don't let the Lincoln grades fool you: each one is a Monster toned coin)-
http://www.pcgs.com/order.chtml?orderno=3038518&task=do_order&requesttimeout=99999
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That Franklin should have been a GD04 by the way.... how PCGS came up with VG10?
peacockcoins
and it sets us apart from practitioners and consultants. Gregor
BTW, Do you have an extra VF30 '64 Kenedy lying around? I'm having a tough time finding a nice one.
BC
<< <i>I have a 1903 Liberty Nickel PROOF that grades VG, it also has the dies rotated 180° >>
Nice coin. Looks FN12'ish to me though... But any circulated Proofs are cool coins. (Is it the rims that gave this one away to you?)
BC- The only other super low grade Kennedy I have is one I picked up off of eBay a couple months ago, thanks to the membership here in pointing the auction out to me. It currently is in a PCI AG03 holder, 1964. I'll be crossing it soon with PCGS.
The 1964 Kennedy is tough in lower circulated grades because they never really circulated per se because of the high silver content.
peacockcoins
That and the fact that the dies are rotated 180°, this date is well known (I have seen six over the years) in PROOF with rotated dies but is unknown in business strike with rotated dies. I am by no means an expert at grading circulated liberty nickels but according to the photograde book
"A full Liberty must be readable including the letter "I" and about half the hair detail will be visible" and this piece does not have either so that is why I call it a VG.