New ANACS holders - opinions about the coins
claychaser
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I took the time at Long Beach to surf through the Heritage lots in the upcoming Internet Only auction. My observation for US type (non-gold) is that many of the new ANACs coins are very attractive. About 80% of the ngc/pcgs coins I call "technicals" - they hit a number grade, but just are not that attractive to me. I am certainly no expert - but I do have a "look" that I'm trying to achieve for my MS and PR type collection. There were several 62 and 63 coins in the new ANACs holders that I liked better than 63-64-65 coins in NGC or PCGS holders.
Is the Heritage auction a dumping ground for "technicals"?
What are the forum members opinions about the NEW ANAC's coins?
Is the Heritage auction a dumping ground for "technicals"?
What are the forum members opinions about the NEW ANAC's coins?
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<< <i>Is the Heritage auction a dumping ground for "technicals"? >>
For the internet only auctions, that does seem to be the case. The tasty stuff goes in the signature sales.
<< <i>What are the forum members opinions about the NEW ANAC's coins? >>
For 1950 to 1970 era proof and SMS coins I liked the old ANACS better. They were more conservative in their grading of this type of material.
Russ, NCNE