When coins are graded by any of the big 3 are the coins.....

ibzman350

.........looked at under a loop????


This coin looks great at arms length............but pull out the loop, holy moly!!


this is a case of I bought the plastic and the nicely toned coin is secondary.. but a 64.....

Nice die cracks too...........I guess when Thomas got his head gashed it cracked the dies..















Jefferson folks.........................whatcha all think???




Herb




Edited to add an "s" as in coins

mgoodm3

ouchy. Nice crack though.

AU58WALKERS

I need to re-subnit all of my OGHs and sell em while the market is hot.

LucyBop

Some of those gouges are deep...

that one is ms62ish to me, and not a 4 holder coin.... color is nice on it though, and the die cracks are cool....

you probably got that one on the cheap anyways....

beartracks42

Maybe I'm missing something, but the enlarged pic shows a 1943-D, not a 1942-D. And it is no-way a 64!

ibzman350

Gary..............no sir, your not missing a thing,

besides coins I collect plastic also, as in mechanical errors and heaven forbid, sample slabs................................there I've said it,
now the whole world knows.



Herb

Shamika

That's what I call market grading.

ColonialCoinUnion

Looks all good to me.

Myqqy

I agree with Lucy that it shouldn't be any higher than a 62, but the toning is fairly nice.....

ibzman350

Yes the toning is nice, I like the colors,

that is a big gash.


So now there is a 1942 D in a 1943 D MS62 holder that should be a 64..

I'll keep my eye open for that slab..




Herb

SamByrd

Yep, in my opinon its a 63 coin, but the market grading has effected slabs and to be honest I would be delighted to buy that coin for ms64 dollars it a very nice example.