franklin experts , at or nt ????

deltadimeman

this is my 51p franklin that i will put in my set . from an original mint set, and now on the way to pcgs for grading . do you think they will say it is nt or at ?

djdilliodon

When u take your pics what type of light do you use and what camera? The reason i ask is cause it seems from the pic the lighting or white balance looks off to me. Any reverse pic?

kurtdog

<< <i>this is my 51p franklin that i will put in my set . from an original mint set, and now on the way to pcgs for grading . do you think they will say it is nt or at ? >>

I think I understand this. PCGS won't go so far as to say it's AT, but then they won't hesitate to call it QT, but only provided it's not NT, as far as they see.

lablover

I "sniffed" it on my screen and it smells NT.

Mercury10c

Looks good to me.

CoinCrazyPA

<< <i>I "sniffed" it on my screen and it smells NT. >>

+1

PawPaul

If it's a 65 , I think they will 64 it because of some doubt

deltadimeman

<<When u take your pics what type of light do you use and what camera? The reason i ask is cause it seems from the pic the lighting or white balance looks off to me. Any reverse pic? >>

i use a hand held sony cyber shot camera, i don't think there is a white balance ?

SkyMan

I could go either way on this coin. I'd need to see it in hand. Given that it is wildly different than your standard color for '51-P's (which is gray), I'd say that PCGS will be looking at it with a skeptical eye. However, (granted it's a different mint, but) I've got a '51-S with a blue reverse.

WoodenJefferson

Tough question, but at least one cannot jump to an immediate conclusion, so I think it has possibilities to get through the system.

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lcoopie

please let us know how it turns out