To send in or not to send in? Grading Help Please!

While I am the owner of California Gold Connection, I'm not a coin buff...I generally just buy and sell items as is. I'm considering sending in 3 1904 Liberty Head Double Eagles in for grading, but if they don't grade very high, it's not really worth it.
I use PCGS's Photograde to compare, but don't know all the idiosyncrasies one looks for. If I could get some input on what this coin might grade, it would help me make the decision to send them in or not.
I'm new here, so thank you in advance for your help!
Bruce Solomon
Owner of California Gold Connection
eBay Store - Bullion, Coins, Paper Currency
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It will not grade high enough to warrant the fees, but hey, that seldom stops me.
That may not grade, all the lines in the fields especially right side are concerning.
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
_if all are of similar quality, I would save my money.
Thank you for the feedback...it's pretty much what I was seeing.
Bruce Solomon
Owner of California Gold Connection
eBay Store - Bullion, Coins, Paper Currency
If you do not send them in, what will you do with them? Sell them raw or melt? Just curious.. Cheers, RickO
Just sell raw...I don't melt coins...
Bruce Solomon
Owner of California Gold Connection
eBay Store - Bullion, Coins, Paper Currency