A crossover first!

segoja

Crossed a 1956 half from NGC PF69 CAM to PF69 CAM PCGS.

Never crossed a PF69 before...although I've tried!!!

No pics, as it just posted.

CoinFame

quarterjack

Congratulations James, that is a feat.

Dave

LindeDad

I would say the coin is a PF69CAM. It's just too bad that more coins in all grades and denomations don't do this. It would be great for the hobby if collectors really knew what there coin were. I'm a collector that is partial to the PCGS holder and registery, but there are many that like the NGC format. And good coins should be able to move back and forth. This would also even out the flux in prices between the two.

Numismatics

COOL

monsterman

lineddad

>>> I'm a collector that is partial to the PCGS holder and registery, but there are many that like the NGC format. And good coins should be able to move back and forth. This would also even out the flux in prices between the two.


you are very perceptive ....as one who likes the ngc format as with it i can actually build a great set and not be limited to just the coins of one service as i can buy the coin not the slab thus i have many other opporunities which truely allows me to dominate those who buy only one company`s slabs

i cant tell you who many treasures i have found in other people`s slabs...but whats even better is....i can go outside my specialty....buy coins in other people`s slabs .....crack` em and grade `em ( and even upgrade `em ) and sell them to the narrow minded collectors who collect only pcgs...making some nice " coin"

monsterman

ps....>>>>This would also even out the flux in prices between the two.

all of my above statements refer to high end coins that are hard to find and monster toned or wildly lusterous....in no way do i refer to coins that can be " commoditized" as coins that are readily available are ( to me ) commodities.....and i dont mean those nor buy those ...i buy only special coins....and for those there is always a home

jonesy

Congrats!!