Brit grades

newsman

1 1 10921328 203571 1911 1D Mdy Gr.Britain PR62
2 1 10921329 203841 1911 2D Mdy Gr.Britain PR64
3 1 10921330 204106 1911 3D Mdy Gr.Britain PR97 I'm guessing they mean 67 here?
4 1 10921331 204381 1911 4D Mdy Gr.Britain PR63
5 1 10921332 205052 1911 6D Gr.Britain PR92 Again, is that a 62?
6 1 10921333 205467 1911 Shil Gr.Britain PR66
7 1 10921334 205853 1911 Florin Gr.Britain PR64
8 1 10921335 206209 1911 1/2 Cr Gr.Britain PR62
9 1 10921336 201937 1929 1/2D Gr.Britain MS64RD Nice, but it's a 1/4D.

Tootawl

A PR92???
A PR97??
Maybe PCGS has switched to a 100 point scale just for dark side coins.

coinpictures

Unless it's using the new CGS grading scale...

newsman

I look forward to seeing what the labels say.

I know at least one of them is going back for reholder, so two more won't matter.

coinpictures

Uh oh.... looks like the coins were bodybagged.

Code 92 = cleaning

Code 97 = environmental damage

See list here.

newsman

<< <i>Uh oh.... looks like the coins were bodybagged.

Code 92 = cleaning

Code 97 = environmental damage

See list here. >>



Don't scare me like that. I prefer to believe they screwed up the label.

Seriously, I would be both surprised and disappointed if the graders picked out two coins from an original proof set -- all with similar surfaces and matching toning -- and made that determination. If true, I'd want some kind of explanation.

coinpictures

Actually, the uncertainty is a perfect justification for switching to using letters for the no-grade codes... that way there's no guessing.