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Russia rouble crossovers (4 for 7)

I had a mixed bag of success across the street with some crossovers. I had 4 of 7 successfully cross over, all from ANACS holders. I thought I had a better eye than that, but I will not spill tears in my beer. Does anybody know if they tell you the reason it did not cross?

The successful crossovers:

1769CNB CA RUSSIA ROUBLE NGC VF30 (old generation ANACS VF35)
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1798CM MB RUSSIA ROUBLE NGC VF25 (old generation ANACS VF30)
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1844CNB KB RUSSIA ROUBLE NGC MS63 (old generation ANACS MS62)
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1894 AT RUSSIA ROUBLE NGC XF45 (old generation ANACS AU50)
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Did not cross....hoping to find out if I specified too high a grade, or if it was due to some other reason:

1731 RUSSIA ROUBLE (new generation ANACS VF30)
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1912 EB RUSSIA NAPOLEON'S DEFEAT ROUBLE (old generation ANACS AU55)
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1915 BC RUSSIA ROUBLE (old generation ANACS MS61)
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    coinkatcoinkat Posts: 22,791 ✭✭✭✭✭
    The 1769 R is very nice and even though it was given a 30, I think ANACS got it right at 35

    No comment on the 1798 R- However, 30 seemed reasonable

    THE 1844 looks good 62-63 seems appropriate

    I like the 1894- 50 is high but a reasonable grade

    The 1731 looks to be more in the VF20 range

    I am not able to offer an accurate opinion on the Nepoleonic 1912 commem based on the image

    The image is not helping the case for the 1915 R- Looks over dipped and just not all that attractive- based solely on the image, I have to side with NGC on this one

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    worldcoinguyworldcoinguy Posts: 2,999 ✭✭✭✭
    Thanks coinkat - I think you are on target on all your comments. I guess I'll keep my day job.

    The 1731 and 1912 were the two disappointments. The pic on the 1912 Borodino is a victim of photoshop gone out of control on my end.....I need to start over from scratch on imaging that one. It is actually a pleasant coin to look at in hand and I thought the surfaces looked fine. The 1731 looked like a good honest VF with decent wear for the grade, so I'm interested to see if NGC offers any comments on the lack of crossover. I had the minimum crossover at VF20 for the 1731 and AU-50 for the 1912.
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    ZoharZohar Posts: 6,629 ✭✭✭✭✭
    I believe you did quite well. It's clear that for world coinage, ANACS is not at par with the other 2 graders.
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    coinkatcoinkat Posts: 22,791 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Worldcoinguy:

    As for the 1912- and even the 1915, I am not trying to be critical of the coins or the images- I am offering my opinion or why I am not able to offer an opinion - Also, keep in the back of your mind that grading is an opinion and I am keeping my day job tooimage

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