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Wish me luck. PCGS staff must have groaned when they opened this box!
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Wish me luck. PCGS staff must have groaned when they opened this box!
Line # Item # Cert # PCGS No. Description (Subject to Revision) Country Grade
1 1 In Process In Process 1809/6 1/2C USA In Process
2 1 In Process In Process 1816 1C USA In Process
3 1 In Process In Process 1818 1C USA In Process
4 1 In Process In Process 1819 1C USA In Process
5 1 In Process In Process 1829 H10C USA In Process
6 1 In Process In Process 1838 H10C USA In Process
7 1 In Process In Process 1840-O H10C USA In Process
8 1 In Process In Process 1842 H10C USA In Process
9 1 In Process In Process 1847 H10C USA In Process
10 1 In Process In Process 1852-O H10C USA In Process
11 1 In Process In Process 1855-O H10C USA In Process
12 1 In Process In Process 1863-S H10C USA In Process
13 1 In Process In Process 1866 H10C USA In Process
14 1 In Process In Process 1866-S H10C USA In Process
15 1 In Process In Process 1840 10C USA In Process
16 1 In Process In Process 1876-CC 10C USA In Process
17 1 In Process In Process 1855-O 25C USA In Process
18 1 In Process In Process 1856-O 25C USA In Process
19 1 In Process In Process 1868 25C USA In Process
20 1 In Process In Process 1870 25C USA In Process
21 1 In Process In Process 1870 25C USA In Process
22 1 In Process In Process 1891-O 25C USA In Process
23 1 In Process In Process 1917-D 25C USA In Process
24 1 In Process In Process 1917-D 25C USA In Process
25 1 In Process In Process 1803 50C USA In Process
26 1 In Process In Process 1807 50C USA In Process
27 1 In Process In Process 1807 50C USA In Process
28 1 In Process In Process 1808 50C USA In Process
29 1 In Process In Process 1810 50C USA In Process
30 1 In Process In Process 1811 50C USA In Process
31 1 In Process In Process 1811 50C USA In Process
32 1 In Process In Process 1812 50C USA In Process
33 1 In Process In Process 1813 50C USA In Process
34 1 In Process In Process 1813 50C USA In Process
35 1 In Process In Process 1814 50C USA In Process
36 1 In Process In Process 1818 50C USA In Process
37 1 In Process In Process 1819 50C USA In Process
38 1 In Process In Process 1822 50C USA In Process
39 1 In Process In Process 1823 50C USA In Process
40 1 In Process In Process 1824 50C USA In Process
41 1 In Process In Process 1825 50C USA In Process
42 1 In Process In Process 1827 50C USA In Process
43 1 In Process In Process 1828 50C USA In Process
44 1 In Process In Process 1829 50C USA In Process
45 1 In Process In Process 1829 50C USA In Process
46 1 In Process In Process 1830 50C USA In Process
47 1 In Process In Process 1831 50C USA In Process
48 1 In Process In Process 1832 50C USA In Process
49 1 In Process In Process 1832 50C USA In Process
50 1 In Process In Process 1833 50C USA In Process
51 1 In Process In Process 1834 50C USA In Process
52 1 In Process In Process 1836 50C USA In Process
53 1 In Process In Process 1840 50C USA In Process
54 1 In Process In Process 1841 50C USA In Process
55 1 In Process In Process 1841-O 50C USA In Process
56 1 In Process In Process 1842-O 50C USA In Process
57 1 In Process In Process 1843-O 50C USA In Process
58 1 In Process In Process 1844-O 50C USA In Process
59 1 In Process In Process 1849 50C USA In Process
60 1 In Process In Process 1850-O 50C USA In Process
61 1 In Process In Process 1851-O 50C USA In Process
62 1 In Process In Process 1856 50C USA In Process
63 1 In Process In Process 1858 50C USA In Process
64 1 In Process In Process 1860 50C USA In Process
65 1 In Process In Process 1860-O 50C USA In Process
66 1 In Process In Process 1862 50C USA In Process
67 1 In Process In Process 1863 50C USA In Process
68 1 In Process In Process 1864 50C USA In Process
69 1 In Process In Process 1864-S 50C USA In Process
70 1 In Process In Process 1864-S 50C USA In Process
71 1 In Process In Process 1865 50C USA In Process
72 1 In Process In Process 1866 50C USA In Process
73 1 In Process In Process 1866-S 50C USA In Process
74 1 In Process In Process 1867-S 50C USA In Process
75 1 In Process In Process 1869 50C USA In Process
76 1 In Process In Process 1871 50C USA In Process
77 1 In Process In Process 1875-CC 50C USA In Process
78 1 In Process In Process 1876 50C USA In Process
79 1 In Process In Process 1876-S 50C USA In Process
80 1 In Process In Process 1875-S 50C USA In Process
81 1 In Process In Process 1877-CC 50C USA In Process
82 1 In Process In Process 1891 50C USA In Process
83 1 In Process In Process 1894-O 50C USA In Process
84 1 In Process In Process 1894-S 50C USA In Process
85 1 In Process In Process 1921-S 50C USA In Process
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i groaned trying to read all 85 good luck on the grades
Very true. You should have tried filling out the forms and packaging them all up for shipment. I am going to need a chiropractor to straighten out my spine.
i groaned trying to read all 85 good luck on the grades
Very true. You should have tried filling out the forms and packaging them all up for shipment. I am going to need a chiropractor to straighten out my spine.
"Coin neck!"---"Karl Childers" Makes me shudder every time!
Leo
The more qualities observed in a coin, the more desirable that coin becomes!
My Jefferson Nickel Collection
i groaned trying to read all 85 good luck on the grades
From the original post or my rearranged version?
BST transactions: dbldie55, jayPem, 78saen, UltraHighRelief, nibanny, liefgold, FallGuy, lkeigwin, mbogoman, Sandman70gt, keets, joeykoins, ianrussell (@GC), EagleEye, ThePennyLady, GRANDAM, Ilikecolor, Gluggo, okiedude, Voyageur, LJenkins11, fastfreddie, ms70, pursuitofliberty, ZoidMeister,Coin Finder, GotTheBug, edwardjulio, Coinnmore, Nickpatton, Namvet69,...
Keep us informed.
BHNC #203
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
There are lots of variety attribution possibilities in this batch.
Too bad variety attribution is more costly than what the market will normally pay for the varieties.
Good luck on the grades!
Wish me luck. PCGS staff must have groaned when they opened this box!
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I can only imagine the groan when 5 pallets of monster boxes of ASEs show up.
Are you adding Tru-Views for all?
That IS the question right there!!!
BST transactions: dbldie55, jayPem, 78saen, UltraHighRelief, nibanny, liefgold, FallGuy, lkeigwin, mbogoman, Sandman70gt, keets, joeykoins, ianrussell (@GC), EagleEye, ThePennyLady, GRANDAM, Ilikecolor, Gluggo, okiedude, Voyageur, LJenkins11, fastfreddie, ms70, pursuitofliberty, ZoidMeister,Coin Finder, GotTheBug, edwardjulio, Coinnmore, Nickpatton, Namvet69,...
FWIW, the only good variety in the bunch is the 1829 H10c, which is an R-5 die marriage.
Some surprises:
- One coin graded Genuine 92 that I would never, never have expected to be called "cleaned." I won't say which one.
- There were 8 or 9 marginal coins in the group that were "less than original" or had minor problems, including a Bust half with a patch of hairlines around the date. Of these, three graded "cleaned" and the rest got graded, including the Bust half. Considering one of the PCGS staff with initials DH told me to submit the half in an old thread, I'm not too surprised.
- My 1891-P half, which is a very crusty, brown, AU-ish coin, graded PR55. Never saw that coming!
- Seven or eight coins graded much higher than I expected.
- Four or five graded lower than I expected.
- A gorgeous, album-toned 1840-o HD that I graded XF45+ came back VF35. This one goes in my all-time "WTF" file. Pic below. I can only guess they thought it had an old cleaning and net-graded it.
I won't post pics of the rest until I get them back- maybe we can play "guess the grade" with some of them. I should have some good fodder for several months of posting.
6066 1803 50C Large 3 USA VF25
6079 1807 50C Draped Bust USA VG08
6079 1807 50C Draped Bust USA VG10
6090 1808 50C USA XF40
6095 1810 50C USA VF35
6096 1811 50C Large 8 USA VF35
6097 1811 50C Small 8 USA XF40
6100 1812 50C USA VF30
6103 1813 50C USA VF25
6103 1813 50C USA XF45
6105 1814 50C USA XF40
6113 1818 50C USA XF45
6117 1819 50C USA VF35
6129 1822 50C USA VF35
6131 1823 50C USA XF40
6137 1824 50C USA XF40
6142 1825 50C USA XF45
6145 1827 50C Curl Base 2 USA XF40
6150 1828 50C Square Base 2, Large 8's USA XF40
6154 1829 50C USA XF45
6154 1829 50C USA AU53
6156 1830 50C Small 0 USA AU55
6159 1831 50C USA XF45
6160 1832 50C Small Letters USA XF45
6160 1832 50C Small Letters USA AU50
6163 1833 50C USA XF45
6166 1834 50C Sm Date, Small Letters USA XF45
6169 1836 50C Lettered Edge USA AU50
Looking forward to seeing the images. That's quite a few coins to submit. I can't blame you for choosing Economy Grading ( where True Views are $10 extra ) and your images are usually perfectly fine.
I agree with you, the imaged Half Dime is clearly an XF45 - I see some really out of synch grading once in awhile. Same thing happened to me on my first raw Barber Dime set. They couldn't have looked too hard and long as at least a dozen (plus) came back 45.
The amount that graded is exceptionally high. Congratulations - and yes, you do have a trained eye.
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Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
81/85 is very impressive; maybe you want to try TPG on the side!
Not surprised too much as you are pretty spot on with your observations.
A hearty congratulations!
If I win the EAC grading contest you'll have to send me that 55 and 91 New Orleans quarters as a prize.
Freddie
Don't be surprised next summer when I post the 1840-o H10c and it's in an NGC AU55 holder... it could easily go that high over there because it has exceptional eye appeal.
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