<< <i>In your opinion, what holds the grade back on the Prussian Coronation thaler? >>
This would be of interest for me also. The coin looks pretty good from the picture.
Some nice stuff there, Preussen.
I still can't believe for what prices some of coins went last week! >>
Hi: Like I said in my auction description, I am baffled by NGC's MS-62 grade determination on the Coronation Thaler. I grade quite conservatively, and I called the coin a solid MS-63, with 64 potential. It's nicely toned with underlying luster, and to my eye it's quite nice. It has some minor marks, but nothing that I would associate with a (usually scruffy) MS-62 coin. I am confident in the quality of the coin, and I have a no questions asked refund policy.
I agree that a couple of last week's coins brought more than expected (especially the 1913 2M ) but I expected the Thalers to go a bit higher. Selling on ebay has been extremely unpredictable in my experience, which is why I (reluctantly) placed modest reserves on some of the coins I listed yesterday. Thanks. - Preussen
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<< <i>In your opinion, what holds the grade back on the Prussian Coronation thaler? >>
This would be of interest for me also. The coin looks pretty good from the picture.
Some nice stuff there, Preussen.
I still can't believe for what prices some of coins went last week!
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<< <i>In your opinion, what holds the grade back on the Prussian Coronation thaler? >>
This would be of interest for me also. The coin looks pretty good from the picture.
Some nice stuff there, Preussen.
I still can't believe for what prices some of coins went last week! >>
Hi: Like I said in my auction description, I am baffled by NGC's MS-62 grade determination on the Coronation Thaler. I grade quite conservatively, and I called the coin a solid MS-63, with 64 potential. It's nicely toned with underlying luster, and to my eye it's quite nice. It has some minor marks, but nothing that I would associate with a (usually scruffy) MS-62 coin. I am confident in the quality of the coin, and I have a no questions asked refund policy.
I agree that a couple of last week's coins brought more than expected (especially the 1913 2M