Is this what you would expect in an MS-67?

vplite

OK, I am not an experienced grader, and I was hoping for some input from more knowledgeable board members.

Doesn't this have too many cheek marks? I forgive that, but doesn't the brown spot on the reverse by oNe hurt.

Thanks in advance for your input.

1880-S

GoldenEyeNumismatics

The obverse is right on the line between MS66 and 67.

The reverse is MS68.

MS67 seems like a fitting grade, IMO

DJCoinz

Low end 67,

high end 66.

I'd prefer one with less marks in the focal areas though.

stman

Looks like something that 20 years ago would be called a nice 65.

OneCent

I suspect that in the relatively near future there will be a consolidation of generously graded material. I think that the trend is already slanted in that direction.

vplite

Another thing that confuses me is PCGS calling this a $1000 coin. I just don't get it.

lcoopie

No,

Also its interesting that there are over 4000 ncg and pcgs ms67s in the pop report 1880s
is that right?

Tvac897

<< <i>Another thing that confuses me is PCGS calling this a $1000 coin. I just don't get it. >>



Why is this confusing?