Hello Everyone - New to board - Take a guess at my grades
sottykat
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I'm sending over 100 of my coins off for grading and encapsulating.
Always curious what the internet eye is compared to real life.
I'll shoot up 6 coins, tell me what you think these coins will grade at and I'll keep track of
all guesses until I get them back, I'll post the results of the grading.
First one is an 1892-s Morgan
Sealed for the last 60 years - but not perfect.
To follow-
1890-cc Morgan from mint
18901-cc Morgan from mint (beautiful gold tone)
1921 Morgan
1945 half-dollar (my favorite - beautiful gold tone)
1964 copper nickel
Always curious what the internet eye is compared to real life.
I'll shoot up 6 coins, tell me what you think these coins will grade at and I'll keep track of
all guesses until I get them back, I'll post the results of the grading.
First one is an 1892-s Morgan
Sealed for the last 60 years - but not perfect.
To follow-
1890-cc Morgan from mint
18901-cc Morgan from mint (beautiful gold tone)
1921 Morgan
1945 half-dollar (my favorite - beautiful gold tone)
1964 copper nickel
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Current focus 1855 date type set
Oh I forgot.....Welcome to the forum.
Always curious what the internet eye is compared to real life.
I'll shoot up 6 coins, tell me what you think these coins will grade at and I'll keep track of
all guesses until I get them back, I'll post the results of the grading.
1890-CC
I love this next coin.
1891-CC
Tony
President, Racine Numismatic Society 2013-2014; Variety Resource Dimes; See 6/8/12 CDN for my article on Winged Liberty Dimes; Ebay
The first one is VF-20 maybe 25 tops.
Good Luck
Marc
The breast feathers seem to jump right off this bird.
1921 Morgan
Beautiful golden tone.
But, the internet scans are tough to judge, why I am doing this.
Good education for all....well for me anyway.
1945 half dollar
Why I am doing this. Pictures are deceiving.
The 1892-S doesnt have a spect of dirt on it. Was it cleaned?
Full luster. I'll be getting these back in 2 weeks.
<< <i>I'm going to say the 1892-S gets bagged for cleaning. Sorry. >>
I was thinking the same. As with the 1921. 1890-cc and 1891-cc could pass for a MS62 or 63. The Walker looks around a AU53/55.
Welcome to the boards and thanks for sharing the coins. Good luck with the submissions.
The 92-S has been cleaned from the way it looks, especially the reverse. (Sorry, no one likes to hear that)
90-CC I guess a 63.
91-CC ummmm.... 62 if it doesn't have wear.
21-P another 60!! I'd dip that thing!!!!!
Walker - AU-55 Some wear on high points.
Maybe the lighting is just that hue?You use a bug lamp to light it?
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xf detail, clnd
1890-cc
au+ (55)
1891-cc
au+ (53)
1921
tough call, if it's dark toning, ms-63, if it's dirt, au-55 due to cleaning
1945 half
au-50
K S
But, I can't give away to much information. I want the educated guess from members
from just looking at the scans. In raw format it is a guess from the limits of the
picture.
I won't say if the 92-S was cleaned...or not.
Senfd them to ANACS rather than NTC...even with a net grade, you'll come out ahead.