Guess the grade...1898 IHC Grade on post 39
Here is a neat little IHC. There is more green in it than my images show. Please take a stab at grade. The coin is not mine just taking pictures....


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I see a double date.
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<< <i>64RB my grade, 65RB their grade. >>
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<< <i>64RB my grade, 65RB their grade. >>
You guys are tight!
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<< <i>64RB my grade, 65RB their grade. >>
You guys are tight!
That was my thought!
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<< <i>64RB my grade, 65RB their grade. >>
You guys are tight!
65RB is only as it's in White plastic... otherwise 64RB all the way.
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ITs a RB IMO no way its a red and 66 ngc
Okay, it's NGC copper so it's overgraded a point or more. I'd guess 66RB. Not crazy about the obverse die state but the colors are fabulous!
Lance.
Below and to the right of last feather. Possibly also last A in America.
Also, carbon on the M in America.
<< <i>I beleive I am seeing RPD on the first "8 & 9" to the SE of each, can you confirm this or is it just the pic? >>
I think you are right about the first 8 for sure.Wild.I am no copper expert though.Brian,Charmy,or Rick?
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<< <i>Where are the hits that make anyone think this is a 64? I don't get it.
Okay, it's NGC copper so it's overgraded a point or more. I'd guess 66RB. Not crazy about the obverse die state but the colors are fabulous!
Lance. >>
Lance, I have news for you - not every copper coin graded by NGC is over-graded. It looks to me as it deserves a 66, regardless of who graded it.
<< <i>Where are the hits that make anyone think this is a 64?
Below and to the right of last feather. Possibly also last A in America.
Also, carbon on the M in America. >>
We are looking at large images, so those flaws are quite small, and not out of character for coins of that type, which grade 65 or 66.
<< <i>MS66 Red all day long! >>
I'm relying on the IHC expert -
its a great coin - and far better than
a 64 - too nice for a 65 - so - its
got to be a 66 !
For comparison purposes ...
here's my 1898 IHC in 64 RB
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<< <i>Where are the hits that make anyone think this is a 64? I don't get it.
Okay, it's NGC copper so it's overgraded a point or more. I'd guess 66RB. Not crazy about the obverse die state but the colors are fabulous!
Lance. >>
So in your mind it's an NGC 66, or if in a PCGS holder a 64/5?
Very vague answer IMHO.
<< <i>Any more thoughts on Sunday? >>
No all done... Please reveal the grade!
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<< <i>Any more thoughts on Sunday? >>
No all done... Please reveal the grade!
I already did. Oh, you mean him...
Garrow
It looks like a 65RB to me. Scratch by the last A in AMERICA.
Hoard the keys.
Jeff
<< <i>MS66RD Nice took pic @ 2:21 PM on 3/12/2010 with a Nikon D200 funny how much info you can get from a pic. But it did not give the grade. That is a guess.
Besides, getting the grade that way would have been cheating...
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<< <i>MS66RD Nice took pic @ 2:21 PM on 3/12/2010 with a Nikon D200 funny how much info you can get from a pic. But it did not give the grade. That is a guess.
Besides, getting the grade that way would have been cheating...
I thought I programmed the camera to record the grades?
<< <i>Is that die rust on the reverse upper-left quadrant? >>
That's what he gets for taking such fantastic pictures. I'll bet they, in themselves, would net a pretty good buck or three. I still can't believe you used a Brownie Starmite on those, blu62vette...that's amazing!
OK, let's get serious. That sure does look like rust. I guess I was just taken away by the beauty of this sunset of a gem to have realized it. I don't know that I'd be too eager to factor that into the value on the coin, though; I mean, if it's rust, it's graceful-looking rust. Don't get me wrong. As a buyer, I'd certainly be focusing attentively on it. I don't know that I'd be too anxious to discount this coin for that, though, were I on the other side of the table. "You want this stunning, gem eye-candy, my friend, that's part of the package." Hey, JMO...
<< <i>Grade is what? >>
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Market-wise, it deserves every bit of that (IMHO)...