What say ye grade wise? Brit crown. No, not Churchill.

ajaan

Yes, currently in PCGS plastic.

wybrit

OK, I'll bite. MS64 due to a few small ticks on the cheek and in the field to the left of the portrait. Hard to tell though since it looks like a scan, which will hide ever so many problems so well.

canadacolornut

Hard to tell but I think I'm noting some slight flattening/wear/rub on the high points; AU 58 if that's right.

Otherwise I wouldn't be surprised at MS 64 or MS 65...

7Jaguars

I had the exact year of this crown with a bit more pinkish toning and got a 62. Yours looks a bit better so will go with 63 although quite the devil to grade without having it in hand.

coinkat

MS62 and I think that is about as good as it gets. The 1821 and 22 come nice and I believe the 22 is alittle more difficult but we need the edge date to be certain.

I think it is a decent coin and will likely fetch $2200-2400

ajaan

Let me state that the coin is not mine. I wish it was, but it isn't. Will wait a bit longer to see if anyone else wants to guess the grade.

ormandh

I will go out on a limb and give it a ms65, but it purely a guess because I do not know the series whatsoever.

7Jaguars

Ouch, ormandh, can can you grade my coins please! I have a 63-, that is on the low side. Two points higher, gad, please grade my pennies...

ormandh

Did I mention that I have a third party overgrading co. Feel free to submit your coins for no fee whatsoever, for my subjective eye is just an opinion. Please pay attention to the fine print.

JCMhouston

Barring any wear I can't see in the scans I'd go with 64, shot at 65. It looks like a bit of chatter in the lower obverse field than might keep it to 64. None the less a very attractive coin.

ormandh

Is this an impaired proof by any chance?

ajaan

PCGS graded this MS60. I bet if it was a Seated Liberty Dollar it would have gotten MS63 at least.

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7Jaguars

That looks to be low, but perhaps as we have said a bit different in hand? What kills me with both PCGS and even more NGC is grading on matte Brits. These coins come nice, and even proof-appearance when preserved but I think grading is a bit off with them at the TPGs many times.

Doogy

I think it has been net graded for an old cleaning; the combination of the scanner images and medium toning is probably hiding the hairlines. PCGS and NGC tends to net grade a ton of coins from this era, the most blatant coming to mind would be the US Bust half dollars, many of which are hairlined-a-palooza.

coinkat

I suspect that there are issues with the fields for a 60 grade. My estimate now is 1400-1600 tops