Today's interesting finds from the shared orders page

doh

Costly lesson...at least they weren't all fake:
1 1 14908730 96858 1795 $1 Off-Center Bust US VF35
2 1 14908731 7035 1874-CC T$1 US Questionable Authenticity
3 1 14908732 7148 1883-S $1 US MS62
4 1 14908733 4907 1916-D 10C US Questionable Authenticity
5 1 14908734 5036 1942/1 10C US VF30

HA! A 2009 Linc in a genny:
1 1 15890076 407831 2009 1C Lincoln-Formative Years US MS65RD
1 2 15890077 407831 2009 1C Lincoln-Formative Years US Genuine (98 - Damage or Tooling)
1 3 15890078 407831 2009 1C Lincoln-Formative Years US MS65RD
1 4 15890079 407831 2009 1C Lincoln-Formative Years US MS65RD
1 5 15890080 407831 2009 1C Lincoln-Formative Years US MS65RD
1 6 15890081 407831 2009 1C Lincoln-Formative Years US MS66RD
1 7 15890082 407831 2009 1C Lincoln-Formative Years US MS65RD

Whoops! Well, 2 out of 14 ain't bad...
Line # Item # Cert # PCGS No. CoinDate Denomination Variety Country Grade
1 1 14966250 5442 1857 25C US Genuine (94 - Altered Surface)
2 1 14966251 5760 1927 25C US Genuine (92 - Cleaned)
3 1 14966252 6066 1803 50C Large 3 US Genuine (94 - Altered Surface)
4 1 14966253 6159 1831 50C US Genuine (92 - Cleaned)
5 1 14966254 6165 1834 50C Large Date, Small Letters US Genuine (92 - Cleaned)
6 1 14966255 6176 1837 50C Reeded Edge US AU58
7 1 14966256 6245 1844 50C US Genuine (91 - Questionable Color)
8 1 14966257 6279 1854 50C Arrows US Genuine (91 - Questionable Color)
9 1 14966258 6373 1891 50C US Genuine (92 - Cleaned)
10 1 14966259 6966 1871 $1 US Genuine (94 - Altered Surface)
11 1 14966260 7044 1877 T$1 US Genuine (94 - Altered Surface)
11 2 14966261 7044 1877 T$1 US Genuine (92 - Cleaned)
12 1 14966262 7326 1891 $1 US Genuine (94 - Altered Surface)
13 1 14966263 7272 1901 $1 US Genuine (82 - Filed Rims)
13 2 14966264 7272 1901 $1 US Genuine (92 - Cleaned)
14 1 14966265 7366 1925-S $1 US MS64

relicsncoins

What is that questionable authenticity cr@p? They are the experts, either call it a fake or slab it.

GrumpyEd

That cent order was posted by a forum member.
I was tempted to ask what it looked like. I'm guessing roll crimping damage???

Can't find the thread today.

CopperWire

How do I get to the shared submissions page? Thanks.

Rampage

I don't know much about the 74CC $, but at least the 1795 Bust was genuine and gradable. I'd like to see it!

ricman

<< <i>How do I get to the shared submissions page? Thanks. >>



*Go to PCGS home page
*On bottom right of page you will see the "site map".
*Under site map, open submission status
*at bottom of submission status page you will find "shared order page"

Amigo

What is that questionable authenticity cr@p? They are the experts, either call it a fake or slab it.

If they called it fake, they'd have to forward it to the secret service. This way it can be returned to the submitter. Can you imagine the uproar if all those coins were submitted to the SS ?

Amigo

Ouch on that 3rd submission. I'm afraid we lost a member of our collecting fraternity. Someone lost a lot of money, beyond the typical learning tuition.

19Lyds

<< <i>Ouch on that 3rd submission. I'm afraid we lost a member of our collecting fraternity. Someone lost a lot of money, beyond the typical learning tuition. >>



Maybe not, it could have been a dealer or even a collector taking just one more shot.

Connecticoin

<< <i>What is that questionable authenticity cr@p? They are the experts, either call it a fake or slab it.

If they called it fake, they'd have to forward it to the secret service. This way it can be returned to the submitter. Can you imagine the uproar if all those coins were submitted to the SS ? >>



Is that really why, or are you just making that up? They used to say "Not Genuine".

TwoSides2aCoin

Would you recommend "variety attribution" ?
An associate is paying "extra" for Logan McCloskey numbers. When asked why I did not submit the NCS specimens, I told him the "grade" details from that holder would be better than a Genuine holder with an LM designator. Those are already attributed.

Maybe I was wrong. But... it wasn't my money to argue with a guy.