Hey Copper Guys.... Quick Question...

Do you think this coin would cross into PCGS plastic at any AU grade? It's mine and if possible I'd like to get it into PCGS to match the rest of my set. Thanks.

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$35 for the try is nothing if it'll make you happy!
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Brother, I don't see any reason why it wouldn't cross.
<< <i>I dont like the pock mark in the left field on the obverse, and also the lack of dentils on the right side. Will it back for the dig? I dont know. What I do know is that this coin is a real dog, and I wouldnt even care about crossing it. >>
"dog"? You should see some of my other ones that make this one look good
Didn't wanna get me no trade
Never want to be like papa
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--"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
<< <i>I dont like the pock mark in the left field on the obverse, and also the lack of dentils on the right side. Will it back for the dig? I dont know. What I do know is that this coin is a real dog, and I wouldnt even care about crossing it. >>
That is typical from a later state die. The weak dentils is normal and will not inhibit the grade.
I think it has a great shot at an AU grade from PCGS.
<< <i> However, there is nothing wrong with raw-slabbed coins. >>
K S
<< <i>However, there is nothing wrong with raw-slabbed coins. >>
So now all my slabbed coins are now raw again?
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<< <i>Is this what an EACer would call "scudzy" for the grade due to those hits? >>
Nope. It would fit in the "Average" category.
And I also think it would come out of PCGS as an "AU- something"
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