Grading contest winners

Here are the winners in the PCGS grading contest at the Long Beach coin show.
Young Numismatists (winner gets MS65 Morgan)
Ron Sonnes (6 out of 10)
runner-up Ozzy Poncharvis (5 out of 10)
Collector Division (winners get $1000 each)
a tie at 9 out of 10 correct
Jim Stofle
Anthony Esplin
Dealer Division (winners get $1000 each)
11 out of 20
Marc Crane
Kyle Knapp
They were all straight grades, no pluses, and no counterfeits or no-grades. There was one tricky coin, a Proof 55 Seated quarter, which very few people called proof. Fun contest, we'll do it again.
Young Numismatists (winner gets MS65 Morgan)
Ron Sonnes (6 out of 10)
runner-up Ozzy Poncharvis (5 out of 10)
Collector Division (winners get $1000 each)
a tie at 9 out of 10 correct
Jim Stofle
Anthony Esplin
Dealer Division (winners get $1000 each)
11 out of 20
Marc Crane
Kyle Knapp
They were all straight grades, no pluses, and no counterfeits or no-grades. There was one tricky coin, a Proof 55 Seated quarter, which very few people called proof. Fun contest, we'll do it again.
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Did the incorrect guesses tend to be high or low?
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<< <i>Here are the winners in the PCGS grading contest at the Long Beach coin show.
Collector Division (winners get $1000 each)
a tie at 9 out of 10 correct
Jim Stofle
Anthony Esplin
They were all straight grades, no pluses, and no counterfeits or no-grades. There was one tricky coin, a Proof 55 Seated quarter, which very few people called proof. Fun contest, we'll do it again. >>
Nine out of ten? And two of 'em? Holy chit. Time to start a grading company.
>>my mistake...collectors division winner was 9 out of 20<<
OK, that makes more sense, I guess
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<< <i>There was one tricky coin, a Proof 55 Seated quarter, which very few people called proof. Fun contest, we'll do it again. >>
That might have been the one coin I got dead on lol
Can we get a list of the coins and their grades and find out our individual scores?
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<< <i>Congrats to the winners!!!
Michael, did you compete? Or are ex-winners not allowed?
It would be fun to see True Views of all the coins.
Lance.
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<< <i>Congrats to the winners!!!
Michael, did you compete? Or are ex-winners not allowed?
It would be fun to see True Views of all the coins.
Lance. >>
Nah, I didn't try it this time... figured I'd give the others a chance
Actually, was just busy during the show and the $50 they charged to compete this time wasn't too exciting. It looked like a lot of people had fun with it though.
Mike
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This is cool! Good thing the dealers squeaked out a win over the collectors. It just might ward off a 300 reply thread somewhere else.
Congrats to the winners and kudos to the host for another cool contest with real cool prizes.
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Are these the mean average from past contests ?
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<< <i>my mistake...collectors division winner was 9 out of 20 >>
Zat all? I shoulda entered............
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And kudos to all who partake seriously , in this part of the hobby. It's the KEY to the whole process.
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<< <i>Here are the winners in the PCGS grading contest at the Long Beach coin show.
Young Numismatists (winner gets MS65 Morgan)
Ron Sonnes (6 out of 10)
runner-up Ozzy Poncharvis (5 out of 10)
Collector Division (winners get $1000 each)
a tie at 9 out of 10 correct
Jim Stofle
Anthony Esplin
Dealer Division (winners get $1000 each)
11 out of 20
Marc Crane
Kyle Knapp
They were all straight grades, no pluses, and no counterfeits or no-grades. There was one tricky coin, a Proof 55 Seated quarter, which very few people called proof. Fun contest, we'll do it again. >>
Congrats to all the winners. So Dave are they going to be the new blood for the room?
Hoard the keys.
<< <i>Wait. . . 9 of 20 (45%) correct on the Collector level and 11 of 20 (55%) correct on the Dealer level.
Are these the mean average from past contests ?
When I won at Long Beach a couple years ago, I think I had 10 out of 20... the contest after that I think the winner got 6 out of 20.
Michael Kittle Rare Coins --- 1908-S Indian Head Cent Grading Set --- No. 1 1909 Mint Set --- Kittlecoins on Facebook --- Long Beach Table 448
Remind me to go with my gut next time!