Will this Peace dollar slab at PCGS with the chip in the obverse neck?

uofa1285

Thanks for your opinions/answers

braddick

It will net genuine grade unless you send it under error submission.

savoyspecial

yes, it will slab with a noted planchet flaw

coinkid855

Nope, looks like a planchet flaw, and PCGS doesn't like those.



-Paul

uofa1285

what does the "market"/collector think of planchlet flaws, if properly noted and a numerical grade is given on a big two slab? (think of, in the sense of how greatly it affects value from a like coin without a planchlet flaw)

Thanks!

LotsoLuck

My token made it ats

coinkid855

<< <i>what does the "market"/collector think of planchlet flaws, if properly noted and a numerical grade is given on a big two slab? (think of, in the sense of how greatly it affects value from a like coin without a planchlet flaw)

Thanks! >>



I don't mind them, and I think many agree. Not sure why our hosts do.



-Paul

crypto79

I would be more worried about the AT

frnklnlvr

Looks like a strike through to me.

PerryHall

<< <i>It will net genuine grade unless you send it under error submission. >>



Agree. Looks like a neat struck through error.

AUandAG

If the striking die was chipped it would leave a raised lump on the neck. This appears
to be missing metal and therefore a strikethrough? If you submitted under the error
service and note "strike through" on the form it would be graded. Now, will it actually
grade regardless of the strike through? Hmmmmmm

bob