Raw Local Dealer vs PCGS grades
greymars
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Still fairly new to the boards. Thought I would throw this out, just to see what everyone's experience has been in terms of dealer grades vs PCGS grades. The following is a breakdown of my local dealer grades compared to PCGS grades, after submitting for slabbing:
Morgan Silver Dollars:
Date Local Dealer Grade PCGS Grade
1886 MS63 MS64
1890S MS63 In-process
1896O MS60 In-process
1921 MS61 MS63
Peace Silver Dollars:
1922 MS64 MS63
1924 MS62 MS64
What have you found to be the difference?
Gary
Morgan Silver Dollars:
Date Local Dealer Grade PCGS Grade
1886 MS63 MS64
1890S MS63 In-process
1896O MS60 In-process
1921 MS61 MS63
Peace Silver Dollars:
1922 MS64 MS63
1924 MS62 MS64
What have you found to be the difference?
Gary
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Picked this up as a MS60
">"http://www.cashcrate.com/5663377"
I need to make a correction...the 1899O, that I show listed, needs to be corrected to a 1898O...my typo error
I saw the coin the day it came into his shop from PCGS, and the dealer sent it out figuring it would be at least
a MS64...I grabbed it, and put it on layaway..will pick up in a week or so, and enter it into my PCGS Morgan Registry
It takes time and patience to look through the raw coins for the PQ ones.
I am hoping the 1890S grades out at PL
Gary
jim
1879S, bought as 64, graded at 65
1896O, bought at 45, graded at 58 (!) Big $ spread here!
Pays to know how to grade....(although, I was more lucky than smart at the time)
You must have a beter eye than your dealer, don't tell him about the undergrades and just keep picking out the good ones
Experience the World through Numismatics...it's more than you can imagine.
<< <i>Best of luck on the 1896-O... not the easiest coin to grade >>
Guess my tortured English wasn't clear.....They are already in ANACS holders.
To be perfectly honest, I think ANACS overgraded by about 2 steps. I'd give it a 53 myself. But for what I paid ($30), I figure anything from AU-50 up is a nice upgrade.
Added: I mixed up some references, and 1896O's......
Interesting more-so, is that it was a local auction through the local coin club
It was listed only as a 1896
When I got home, and studied the coin further, I found the O mintmark...the guy that sold it did not know it had the O mintmark
Sent it for PCGS grading...it may come back "cleanned"
Will post notice when received