Options
1934 Lincoln downgrade
drwstr123
Posts: 7,028 ✭✭✭✭✭
Just got it back. It's now PCGS MS64RB from NGC MS65RB and rightly so.
0
drwstr123
Posts: 7,028 ✭✭✭✭✭
drwstr123
Posts: 7,028 ✭✭✭✭✭
drwstr123
Posts: 7,028 ✭✭✭✭✭
Comments
Do you really submit in hopes for a downgrade ?
PCGS top or bottom pix, for sure that is?
"Keep your malarkey filter in good operating order" -Walter Breen
PCGS must realize that a lot of downgraded coins can come back to them again for upgrade shots. This one doesn't appear to gross as a MS65 even if not fully worthy.
roadrunner
<< <i>I may be kinda dumb, but which one is which?
PCGS top or bottom pix, for sure that is? >>
No NGC pics....just different angles/lighting of PCGS pics
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
<< <i>If you wanted one in a PCGS holder why didn't you sell the one in the NGC 65 holder as it was and buy one in a PCGS holder? I don't understand the reasoning in accepting a lower grade from PCGS for such a coin. By the way, from the images provided, I'm not convinced that the coin deserved a 64 instead of a 65. >>
Well, first of all, I love the color. Two Lincolns I haven't been able to adequately capture, this and a 27S. Second, when I deceide to sell, it will do better as a PCGS 64 than a NGC 65. It did deserve the downgrade, didn't it?
<< <i>
<< <i>If you wanted one in a PCGS holder why didn't you sell the one in the NGC 65 holder as it was and buy one in a PCGS holder? I don't understand the reasoning in accepting a lower grade from PCGS for such a coin. By the way, from the images provided, I'm not convinced that the coin deserved a 64 instead of a 65. >>
Well, first of all, I love the color. Two Lincolns I haven't been able to adequately capture, this and a 27S. Second, when I deceide to sell, it will do better as a PCGS 64 than a NGC 65. It did deserve the downgrade, didn't it? >>
Loving the color is a good reason to keep the coin. I would be be surprised if you will do better with a PCGS 64 than an NGC 65, however. As mentioned previously, from the images provided, I'm not convinced that the coin deserved a 64 instead of a 65.
<< <i>If you wanted one in a PCGS holder why didn't you sell the one in the NGC holder as it was and buy one in a PCGS holder? >>
I've never subscribed to this theory.
I'd always buy a coin I like whether its raw or in any TPG holder and then keep it as is, crack it or cross it as I see fit.
The notion that you should dump a (in this case) 'NGC coin' and replace it with a 'PCGS coin' suggests that these are all interchangeable widgits that differ only by the storage device in which they are contained.
If thats true, I'd suggest you are either collecting the wrong coins or collecting the right coins in the wrong way.
By the way, I really like the look of that 1934 Lincoln.
<< <i>I've never subscribed to this theory.
I'd always buy a coin I like whether its raw or in any TPG holder and then keep it as is, crack it or cross it as I see fit.
The notion that you should dump a (in this case) 'NGC coin' and replace it with a 'PCGS coin' suggests that these are all interchangeable widgits that differ only by the storage device in which they are contained. >>
Of course, the thought of cracking out the coin you like just to get it in the "right" holder tends to de-emphasize the coin as well, IMO. It starts becoming "plastic collecting" as much as coin collecting.
<< <i>I would be be surprised if you will do better with a PCGS 64 than an NGC 65, >>
I would be too !
Just got in.... I'll say this, I buy and sell to improve my collection. This coin is beautiful and a 64. If I go to sell it, I'd rather say it's a beautiful 64 than a crappy 65. As a fact, I crossed a NGC MS67RD Richmond pediree to a PCGS MS65RD. It was a joke to be graded that high and again, here's a really crappy 67 up for sale doesn't make me want to bid. As far as the other Xovers, I did very well.
Why did you buy it, as opposed to a coin you thought was accurately graded, then?
<< <i><<As a fact, I crossed a NGC MS67RD Richmond pediree to a PCGS MS65RD. It was a joke to be graded that high..>>
Why did you buy it, as opposed to a coin you thought was accurately graded, then? >>
I bought it on Fleabay, as you know it's a crapshoot. Put it this way, I know who sold a really crappy 67, but when or if I sell it, that won't be said of me.
<< <i>If you wanted one in a PCGS holder why didn't you sell the one in the NGC 65 holder as it was and buy one in a PCGS holder? I don't understand the reasoning in accepting a lower grade from PCGS for such a coin. By the way, from the images provided, I'm not convinced that the coin deserved a 64 instead of a 65. >>
Yes, I've seen fairly common date Lincoln cents in MS-65 holders that had more marks than this piece. The way things are going these days, MS-65 for this kind of stuff has almost become a low grade. I've seen a few too many undeserved MS-66s for my taste.