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Guess the grade of these Commems:
jmj3esq
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64
65
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66
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That was my guess as well.
-Paul
Albany 65
Columbian 63
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67
64
nice commems!
67
64
The Albany came back ast the same grade. MS65.
The Columbian came back MS63.
Im pissed about the Bay Bridge.
66
59
<< <i>Well I just had these graded. Both the Bay Bridge and Albany were PCGS MS65. I thought they were both MS66. Pluse the Bay Bridge had a green CAC sticker. Well the the damn Bay Bridge came back MS64!. I dont see a flaw on it!
The Albany came back ast the same grade. MS65.
The Columbian came back MS63.
Im pissed about the Bay Bridge. >>
My sympathy on that. I was thinking a 67 on the bridge bridge or at least 66 based on the pic. I almost always seem to judge higher than PCGS graders. Every now an then I am pleased with the outcome. Sure would be nice if they would explain the basis of their decision.
Hoard the keys.
The Bay Bridge should easily make 65 again, but it looks too "dipped" for a 66.
The problem is there's not enough spread in any of these Commem grades to justify additional grading fees.
<< <i>Well I just had these graded. Both the Bay Bridge and Albany were PCGS MS65. I thought they were both MS66. Pluse the Bay Bridge had a green CAC sticker. Well the the damn Bay Bridge came back MS64!. I dont see a flaw on it!
Im pissed about the Bay Bridge. >>
Bummer about the downgrade. I would suggest that since PCGS and JA saw the coin as [not 66], it
was a bit cavalier to crack it and hope for that grade. Probably would have made more sense
to try a regrade on that coin.
The Bay Bridge may be alittle washed out either in the picture or in reality
The Albany looks 66
The Columbian- and please don't be mad looks as if it was graded reasonably.
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