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Question about TPG and a 1909 Lincoln

Does ANACS have any legitimacy as a grading co. I ask because
years ago I bot a slabbed 1909 VDB Lincoln DD OBV that's graded MS63 RB.
I just pulled it out of my safety deposit box while gathering some other
items to review.
Thanks in advance. Text
years ago I bot a slabbed 1909 VDB Lincoln DD OBV that's graded MS63 RB.
I just pulled it out of my safety deposit box while gathering some other
items to review.
Thanks in advance. Text
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<< <i>What's your point???
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What's my point? Can you read?
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<< <i>What's your point???
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What's my point? Can you read? >>
If, "Does ANACS have any legitimacy as a grading co.", is your sole point, I'm remiss in even answering the post
We will both never get the time back.
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<< <i>What's your point???
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What's my point? Can you read? >>
If, "Does ANACS have any legitimacy as a grading co.", is your sole point, I'm remiss in even answering the post
We will both never get the time back. >>
You're a real charmer.
<< <i>Looks like a 63/64 RB. >>
It is a 63. I think I posted 64 by mistake in the initial thread. Good eye by the way.
P.S. Your DD OBV looks MS63RB. Heck, if it weren't for the spot above the date, I'd say MS64RB.
<< <i>ANACS is completely legitimate in this grade range I would have no problems buying. However, I would not buy a 1909 Lincoln that ANACS graded MS67RD.
P.S. Your DD OBV looks MS63RB. Heck, if it weren't for the spot above the date, I'd say MS64RB. >>
Thanks so much. I just remember that there had been some controversy about ANACS at one time. Since I've been off the boards for a while
and only recenlty discoverd this coin in the vault, I had to make the inquiry.
<< <i>However, I would not buy a 1909 Lincoln that ANACS graded MS67RD. >>
60 years into this hobby and I'm still working on my Lincoln set!