Grade opinon needed and would it get bodybagged for the spots?

mojoman

Hi,I have not yet sent any coins in for grading,I have 2 Indian head cents and 2 1909 vdb's 1 rd ,1 rb,
plus a whole lot more
I could use some help to see if the coins are worth submitting, Because of the large photos I will only do a 2 at a time,I appreciate any help,I need expert opinions . Thanks in advance,MoJo

p8nt

Probably. Is that PVC in the date?

mojoman

I am not sure it looks a litte on the dark green side?

p8nt

PVC is green so that is probably what it is. A nice long soak in some pure acetone will remove the PVC and quite possibly those spots too. You might give it a try since it doesnt hurt the coin anyways.

lasvegasteddy

i may be bashed on this but "is that injun worthy of slabbin ?" being an 01' brn with marks and the cost of slabbin

roadrunner

Spot will likely BB the coin. And if not, 63-64BN may be the best achievable grade - worth $25-$35. With the spot this will always be a coin that is hard to sell, even slabbed.

roadrunner

jdimmick

The 01 Indian is not worth the slabbing fee, even if you remove the green spots.

keets

BB for corrosion or environmental damage.

it may be worth soaking in acetone to stop any further damage and then it can prove a useful learning/teaching tool for you.

291fifth

Looks more like corrosion than PVC. I would bodybag it if I were the grader.

majorbigtime

<< <i>The 01 Indian is not worth the slabbing fee, even if you remove the green spots. >>



I agree wholehartedly!

rainbowroosie

BB

SamByrd

bb for sure, buy an already slabbed o1 and save the grade fees.

Barndog

even without the spots, not worth it. The marks will limit the grade anyway, not worth the fees

coinbuf

I have to agree with the crowd; that IHC is not worth sending in and will be BB'd if you do.

Chris

nankraut

The 01 Indian is not worth the slabbing fee, even if you remove the green spots.