Which coin do you prefer? And your grade estimates?
If you got to keep one coin, which would you choose? And what would you grade each one? I took a few pictures of each coin with different cameras and different light to try to show everything.
Coin One:



Coins Two:




Pics of both together:



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I don’t guess grades but, I sure wouldn’t mind a stack of those


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1 64, #2 63. Both are wonderful, but I like the deeper color of #2. Tough choice. Sell some bullion and keep both.
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Why am I yelling?
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Are they authentic? How do you know?
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I think I’d keep coin 1 because coin 2 has the right obverse field hits (even though small). Don’t know how to grade these but they appear about the same to me in wear.
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Sorry, I like both of them !!!
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@Smudge said:
Why am I yelling?You started your sentence off with the "#" symbol.
Both are nice looking coins and I'm not sure which I would chose, without seeing them in hand.
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obviously you need a full Wnuck stack of these
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@divecchia said:
@Smudge said:
Why am I yelling?You started your sentence off with the "#" symbol.
Both are nice looking coins and I'm not sure which I would chose, without seeing them in hand.
Donato
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No .... you have a beautiful masculine voice

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I like the first one....not too crazy on 'coopery reddish hue / tone

I like both!
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coin 1
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I like #2 the best, MS63.
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I think I am leaning towards liking number two the best, mainly because of the color. It has a small scratch on the right obverse, but it is hardly noticeable in hand. I'm not good enough at grading these to know if one is overall in better condition though.
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Tough choice since I like all gold coins and those are very close... If forced to choose (such as you will give me the one I like
), I would pick number one....Grades may be 64, 63... or maybe 64, 64.... Cheers, RickO0 -
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They have nice color!

(which I am starting to really appreciate on gold coins lately)0 -
If they're counterfeits they won't be put in slabs at all.
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ICG does, which is where I am sending them.
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Yes they're counterfeits but I like #2
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They both appear to be counterfeits.
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How in the world did you get them to STACK?
That's supposed to be impossible. I suspect trickery.
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If Saint-Gaudens were wise, he would have designed a HOLE in them.
Then they could be stacked ...OR... strung.
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miss liberty is carrying some serious weight
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What are these worth? They both look lightly cleaned.
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@logger7 said:
What are these worth? They both look lightly cleaned.Good question. I can tell you what I paid, but finding sales history for omegas has been tricky. Both have been very very lightly been wiped, but I've been told they would straight grade if they were genuine.
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Do you disagree? I have pcgs graded gold with far more hairlines than these.
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I'd keep both...personally I prefer #2
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Easy to see how these fooled many people way back then. I wonder if any shyster has removed the Omega diagnostic from any of these.
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I have a friend that had a real one that was similarly wiped, and it net graded. I prefer #1 - looks like fewer hairlines.
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"Coin" 2.1. You have 3 of these now?
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@ChrisH821 said:
"Coin" 2.1. You have 3 of these now?At the moment, yes. Not for long though.
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