My Latest Submission to PCGS included This Coin

braddick

It crossed easily from an older PCI holder. I needed it for my Registry set: I just like the looks of it as it is one design that even getting to the worn out stage still holds up.

braddick

Here's a couple of others from the same Registry set:

Rampage

Pat,

Those are pretty cool coins. I like the looks of them, too.

segoja

WAYYYYY undergraded!!!

They look VF.......

braddick

Thanks Rampage!
segoja, That must be due to my excellent photography! <<i>insert coughing icon gremlin here</i>/>

In person and up close it's only a VG10...

seanq

I've been carrying around a well-worn Sesqui as a pocket piece for about six months now. I swear some of the early commemmorative designs look better with a little circulation.

A question for you - I see lots of people building early commemm sets at the grading extremes, but how difficult would it be to put together a set in mid-circulated grades like VF/XF? Do the coins exist, and are the prices reasonable?


Sean Reynolds

braddick

It would be a bit easier to build the set in VF/XF rather than AG's but not nearly as easy as building the same set in MS63'ish. Your VF set would also be an attractive collection overall.

Here's a coin that in XF looks pretty good, IMHO (from the same submission as the Oregon above):