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Need grade opinions on a Canadian 1931 5c - another image
ajaan
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I'm torn between two grades on this one. The coin has lustre not seen in the image. I would really appreciate any opinions on the coin's grade. Thanks.
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The fields look like there's evidence of circulation.
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'Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery'
CU #3245 B.N.A. #428
Don
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'Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery'
CU #3245 B.N.A. #428
Don
These coins are tough to grade because of the normally poor strikes.
WHY are they tough to grade?
there were NO parking meters at that time??????....
I believe it is easier to get one of these in MS than a , lets say, 1948 or 1950.
Mechanical parking meters scratched the nickels....
perhaps Ajaan should post another Image???
<< <i>Senex,
WHY are they tough to grade? >>
Nickel is quite a hard metal, so the strikes on these are rarely full. There's plenty of MS ones, but due to the strikes often it is hard to tell apart any grades from EF45-MS62, especially on images where lustre is hard to capture.
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The second image confirms AU is appropriate- just may not be 55 or 58
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