Grade Opinions??
What say you?

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bob
There's the hit on the eagles leg...the nick on the forehead...the chatter on the 71 of the date....the 2 scratches in the field behind Ike's head.....and it looks like there is some action on Ike's jaw.....I don't see how this even grades close to a MS68......
<< <i>Thats a scratched up mess....way too many marks....list it on Ebay....get your 8 to 10 dollars..... >>
Make sure to mention the toning!
<< <i>No grade, it won't. Spend it.
bob
It's graded Bob.
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<< <i>my wag is the coin is a MS64 , the images are giant so the die polish and bag marks are greatly exaggerated. >>
No larger than what would be seen through a 5x Loupe.
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Jim
To the people who say "spend it", can I buy all your silver coins for face value ?
<< <i>The gash to the right of Ike's eye and marks in the right field should limit it to MS64. Very nice reverse, though.
Jim >>
You like that hit on the Eagles Leg??
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<< <i>I would grade it MS-63, and with all due respect, that is fairly low grade for a "Blue Ike." The coin has a lot more marks than usual for that issue. >>
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<< <i>I would grade it MS-63, and with all due respect, that is fairly low grade for a "Blue Ike." The coin has a lot more marks than usual for that issue. >>
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Lance.
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There's a lot of bidding for the holder.
Surely the pictures don't measure up.
Lance.
<< <i>It wasn't hard to find the auction. You gonna make everyone wait two days before you reveal the crazy grade?
There's a lot of bidding for the holder.
Surely the pictures don't measure up.
Lance. >>
Yeah, yer right. I can't see anybody in this crowd bidding on it.
MS68
If I had 3 grand, I wouldn't even bid on it.
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<< <i>It wasn't hard to find the auction. You gonna make everyone wait two days before you reveal the crazy grade?
There's a lot of bidding for the holder.
Surely the pictures don't measure up.
Lance. >>
Yeah, yer right. I can't see anybody in this crowd bidding on it.
MS68
If I had 3 grand, I wouldn't even bid on it. >>
Wow---I'm just speechless. 68??? Really???
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<< <i>Thats a scratched up mess....way too many marks....list it on Ebay....get your 8 to 10 dollars..... >>
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But, the whack on the eagle's right thigh, the high-point toning spots on the obverse, the cluster of ugly toning spots near "ICA the reverse, and the two hits below the "Y" in on the obverse, lead me to believe this is . . .
MS68 !!!!!!!
Drunner
you should probably grade it Silver.
PCGS should buy that coin back. Something went wrong there.
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<< <i>The coin has a lot more marks than usual for that issue. >>
If it was any other date, you could say that. But for a 1971, that coin is well above average.
Looks solid MS66 to me. The 68 is most likely a mechanical error... somebody pushed the wrong key.
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bob
<< <i>to bad there is no pic when you verify, PCGS has it listed with a $9000.00 value! If the coin was purchased would PCGS buy it back for the purchase price on this one? >>
I would expect PCGS to buy it back, yes. But there's always the possibility it will be called a mechanical error. Then you're S.O.L. So it would be foolhardy to buy this coin at a silly price (but still well lower than $9k), expecting PCGS to make a payout after you submit it for a grade guarantee review.
FWIW, PCGS doesn't use its own price guide to determine its payout. The amount is closer to a wholesale value. Their offer is debatable. But you have to have a very good case.
Lance.
I am going out on a limb here but I am 99.99% certain PCGS would not want that coin in a PCGS holder. Heck, as an owner of a lot of PCGS coins I don't want it in a PCGS holder
I would not want that asset representing my company, personally, and I would suspect they wouldn't either. I also don't believe the seller is completely naive...
I suspect this coin is being listed on eBay because other methods of trying to resolve a situation proved to be less lucrative for the seller.
I don't believe for a second that this is the first time this coin is seeing the light of day...
<< <i>I am SHOCKED. >>
ME TOO!!!!
Eric
--Corrected
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<< <i>Closed at $3195 >>
Actually, it closed at $3,915. PCGS messed up on that one. Even from the pictures provided, the coin is obviously overgraded by at least 3 points. Even then, I think it looks more like an MS64. I love the IKE series. I should get back into it.