OK, my first GTG thread...but it is a good one....
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I have NEVER started a 'guess the grade' thread, but this is one I've been after for quite some time. Picked this up on the REAL cheap, I mean cheap! For all you Washie people, or anyone in general, care to take a stab at the grade on a coin that wond up costing me $33, and free shipping? It's going to our hosts tomorrow to get put in it's proper holder (it's PCGS already, but needs reholdering). DON'T CHEAT and look at the 'properties', too tired to change the title of the image........give me the grade you see from looking at the coin!!!
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Can't wait to get this back!
edited...the 'mark' on George's hairline is just a lighting issue, the coin is all white.
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Can't wait to get this back!
edited...the 'mark' on George's hairline is just a lighting issue, the coin is all white.
I'll come up with something.
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and it sets us apart from practitioners and consultants. Gregor
edited...the marks are all on the slab, the coin is lustrous and very clean...
and it sets us apart from practitioners and consultants. Gregor
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Anyways, a cool find for $33 i think.
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<< <i>I'd guess MS65 too... are they worth spending over $50 to get them reholdered with the Type B designation?? I've seen some of them of other dates sell pretty cheap, even attributed that why I ask.
Anyways, a cool find for $33 i think.
He may not be sure!
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<< <i>MS66 but needs the Type B designation.
DING DING DING!!! A winner already! Brings the total pop of MS66 Type B's, to just 3 (top-pop). Been a long while since the first 2 were made. This coin, attributed in MS66, is WELL worth the reholdering/attribution. For the $33.....
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<< <i>MS66 but needs the Type B designation.
DING DING DING!!! A winner already! Brings the total pop of MS66 Type B's, to just 3 (top-pop). Been a long while since the first 2 were made. This coin, attributed in MS66, is WELL worth the reholdering/attribution. For the $33..... >>
Congrats!
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<< <i>I'd guess MS65 too... are they worth spending over $50 to get them reholdered with the Type B designation?? I've seen some of them of other dates sell pretty cheap, even attributed that why I ask.
Anyways, a cool find for $33 i think.
He may not be sure!
Oh, I'm QUITE sure about this gem in the rough!
and it sets us apart from practitioners and consultants. Gregor
<< <i>I'd guess MS65 too... are they worth spending over $50 to get them reholdered with the Type B designation?? I've seen some of them of other dates sell pretty cheap, even attributed that why I ask.
Anyways, a cool find for $33 i think.
In MS66, this is more than well worth the $$.....MS65's, you are borderline as to submitting, but MS66, well, it's one of the very hardest dates of the silver Type B's in MS66....could be the second hardest to find, but it's in the top 2 in rarity in MS66 attributed. Judging by the '56 and '58 MS66's prices (both top pops, both dates with more graded in MS66 than the '61), this is a great score, if I do say so myself!
nice example too
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That is such a suh-wheat find! You one lucky son-of-a-gun!
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<< <i>I'd guess, but, when it comes to WA quarters, I would have to say, I am "not sure"
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I won't go near any of these Type B's unless they are 66's, and in our hosts plastic, noow (or, if it's a stellar raw coin,or a definite upgrade candidate), but getting a '59 or '62 in MS67, or a '64 in 66, those are going to be tough to find to get the highest graded Type B set. I just don't believe that MS64's and under will bring much of a premium, but the 66's, different story). It's weird, the coin is in a new, pronged holder (already scratched up, and does make it look worse than a 66), and the submitter didn't even catch the variety. Thanks for the props.......
Tom, a plus would be great, and it stands a chance.
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