Has anyone ever seen a proof coin graded under PF60 by a major TPG?

dthigpen

Has anyone ever seen a proof coin graded under PF60 by a major TPG company? Just curious...

RYK

Yes, quite a few, actually.

Russ

Yes, quite a few, actually.

Russ, NCNE

tradedollarnut

Agreed. For instance, the Adams 1804 Dollar [restrike] is PR58.

tjkillian

Yes, quite a few actually.

I've seen several graded PR-06

Tom

lloydmincy

Doug:

A good example is the PROOF 25 1922 Peace Dollar High Relief Matte that you can look up at Heritage Permanent Auction Archive, Lot 6536 April 2002, the CSNS Columbus, OH Signature #288 show. I don't know how to do links yet, or I would send you there.

DennisH

I saw a PCGS Proof-15 1895 Morgan at a Long Beach show a few years ago; it was neat!

Shamika

Yes, just one actually.

TomB

They are quite common. Any proof coin that has either wear or circulation marks on it will get graded as PF58 or lower. Here is a Gobrecht dollar in PF10 graded by PCGS; it's my coin.

solid

Cool coin, Tom!

airplanenut

<< <i>Cool coin, Tom! >>

Very cool indeed! I held its tomb

A lot of 1895 proof dollars are also circulated

michael

tons of proof 56 flyers grade under 60 same with 1895 morgans and many pieces of proof gold


michael

nwcs

The lowest I've seen is a PR-6

magikbilly

Hi,

there were several circ 95 Morgans shown in the recent thread.

Best,
Billy

ksteelheader

goose3

iras4 has 3 up for auction right now on ebay! all Gobrechts!


TOMB..............wanna sell me that!!!?????

braddick

I think my Proof Trade dollar might hold the record for lowest grade proof?



I crossed it from an ANACS PR03 holder...