I asked for it - PCGS Got One Right, I think.

MsMorrisine

Pulled an MS67 on a First Spouse.










How?












I think it was this one:

(I didn't have time to pull out the loupe beforehand, and was hoping for an AU58)

LanceNewmanOCC

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LindeDad

Why?

Those go back to the seller normally don't they?

MsMorrisine

guilty pleasure.

AU58 and I would have kept it.

LanceNewmanOCC

<< <i>guilty pleasure.

AU58 and I would have kept it. >>



so my 67 is home run?

i figured coins like these come out ms67 as a starting point, but then again i'm not into them so I am missing something
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LindeDad

<< <i>i figured coins like these come out ms67 as a starting point, but then again i'm not into them so I am missing something . >>



Lowest grade I got on any of the Liberty's was a MS69 and most were 70's, a 67 is a dog in this series IMO.

MsMorrisine

70 - as time goes one, I think more will grade 70 as they are going to be improving how they handle expensive gold

69 - an expected but yet still disappointment

68 - is a knife through the eye for missing something obvious (which I did once recently.... got so excited over a problem free reverse that I didn't check the obverse well)



I'd have to look to see how many Uncirc.'s have ever graded 67 from the spouses. It must be a handful total. There is potential for a 1 here.

Coinsponge

I'd have to look to see how many Uncirc.'s have ever graded 67 from the spouses. It must be a handful total. There is potential for a 1 here. >>




A true rarity. Congratulations!