Some people have real problems with grading...
AUandAG
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Not sure this guy gets the system down very well. oh my,
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LoL, and it's none of those...
Keep guessing buddy!
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
He should have added "uncleaned" to the description. Then he'd be 0 for 5.
he probably figures if he writes enough grades on the 2X2, he's bound to hit the right one
At least he didn't label it a "penny."
It's just another "opinion", isn't it?
Caveat emptor (no matter who did the grading)
Ahh, the "sawed off shotgun" grading system. He missed PL, by the way.
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Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
Based on my experience, the title of your thread should be "Most people have real problems with grading..."
Well now...
Think that qualifies for a You Suck badge!
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I believe he got it right.
The cardboard holder = MS
The staples are AU [although I see PMD on them]
and the quality of the Black ink is VF/XF
the #4 is the total number of grades assigned
PS I think he got the date right also
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I wonder if they combined the values of all the grades on the 2x2 holder to come up with a price.
Whaddya mean. Its an exact match four the one in my gradeing guide for that grade level.
(Found my grade guide in a parking lot - along with a bunch of dubble dies and rare errorrs.)
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Nope. Not yet.
Rocking my "shiny-object-syndrome"!!!
I remember some dealers who sold coins like that.
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CJ: 'No one!' [Ain't no angels in the coin biz]
Hope they squeezed the staples with a pair of pliers to avoid damaging
any nearby "treasures".
The MS is incorrect and misused because the coin obviously looks polished, another thing he or she (likely a YN) will learn someday. But the grade notation is likely; obverse is VF to EF /slash and the reverse is AU. The #4 is likely a notation for the number of coins graded for a date.
Leo
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It's an example of the "U Pickem Grading Description".
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Reader glasses,
10x reader glasses,
20x grader glasses
Maybe CAC could come up with a "Brown Bean" for this.
Not really much different than a GTG thread posted here.
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Armageddon.
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