Guess the grade..Grade posted

I just received the coin today and this is my second attempt at imaging through a holder so I hope they are good enough.
Coin does have some schmutz on it, should I crack it and try to remove the crud?


I will post the "grade" sometime tomorrow.
Thanks again,
Ray
Coin does have some schmutz on it, should I crack it and try to remove the crud?


I will post the "grade" sometime tomorrow.
Thanks again,
Ray
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<< <i>ACG AU-58 >>
ACG would be a 66.
Good guess though.
Ray
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<< <i>ACG AU-58 >>
ACG would be a 66.
Good guess though.
Ray >>
I thought we might have an ACG or a rattler. Since you have the word grade in parenthesis, I was leaning towards ACG. However, you did not say it was third party graded, so I guess this could be in a generic plastic holder where the seller has assigned a grade. Looks AU-55 to me, but I really have to check these under loupe or microscope for rub, could be higher. I like it how it is & would not try to remove "schmutz".
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<< <i>ACG AU-58 >>
ACG would be a 66.
Good guess though.
Ray >>
I thought we might have an ACG or a rattler. Since you have the word grade in parenthesis, I was leaning towards ACG. However, you did not say it was third party graded, so I guess this could be in a generic plastic holder where the seller has assigned a grade. Looks AU-55 to me, but I really have to check these under loupe or microscope for rub, could be higher. I like it how it is & would not try to remove "schmutz". >>
I'm embarressed to say that I DO have a coin in an ACG holder.........I would never post the darn thing at the grade they gave it.
Thanks for the guess,
Ray
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I would probably crack it and 'conserve' it, but I'm not telling you to. Depends on your intentions, and if you are purist for wholly original coins, like this one, or if you're like me, who prefers glossy copper with no green stuff on it.
<< <i>AU58.
I would probably crack it and 'conserve' it, but I'm not telling you to. Depends on your intentions, and if you are purist for wholly original coins, like this one, or if you're like me, who prefers glossy copper with no green stuff on it. >>
The "stuff" on the obverse at the top really bugs me AU58, the other crud ain't that bad.
What would you do?
Thanks again,
Ray
high end of AU-55 or low end of AU-58
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Needless to say that I was pleasantly surprised after I tore open the package yesterday.
Thanks for the guesses.
Ray
Best looking XF 45 in existance. Coin's easily an AU 58.
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