Will PCGS grade this one?

Type2

Will PCGS grade this one it has a rim hit at 2: o'clock i think this is why i did not send it in back in the day. Thanks in advance, Type2.

lkeigwin

The rim ding shouldn't be a problem.
Lance.

LanceNewmanOCC

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rim nick is negligible. nice woodgrain pattern!
don't see why it wouldn't grade. doesn't appear recolored or cleaned and the crud in the dentils doesn't appear to be a problem from the images anyway
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AUandAG

I'd sure give it a try.

bob

coinsarefun

I can save you the dough......send it to me

mdwoods

I love that design. Almost bought one similar to that, if not the same, years ago.

LindeDad

I have found them to be super tough on even minor problems since the first of the year.

steveben

yes.

CuKevin

It shouldn't be a problem. I guess you won't know until you try.

sniocsu

I think it will. Another beautfiul copper!

LochNESS

I would try, and even if they give it a "genuine" (which I don't think they will) at least it'll be protected against future possible damage. I like to think of my slabs as protection first, and information second. I don't actively seek Genuine holders but I'm not embarrassed to say there's a couple in my Lighthouse albums.

WaterSport

Go for it!

WS

CoinZip

WOW.......awesome coin with or without plastic.

lcoopie

surfaces look off to me and whats going on by star 3

ebaybuyer

rim nick is insignificant (IMHO) a very nice piece !

fastfreddie

<< <i>The rim ding shouldn't be a problem.
Lance. >>



+1 as long as it does not show on both sides you should be OK IMO.

Frankcoins

"If we will, we will, if we won't, we won't"


Actual answer given to Bill Yates by PCGS customer service when he asked if they would
slab early copper that was glossy from being brushed. (around 1997)

BTW, they did.