Guess the grade?
Dh1979
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Dh1979
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Dh1979
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Hope these are better!
Not trying to be a jerk but can you guess the grade from the photos you posted? Because all I can tell is the you have a Washington quarter in a PCGS holder. You will need to post some clear in focus photos for anyone to play along.
My Collection of Old Holders
Never a slave to one plastic brand will I ever be.
65
Guess the grade? How about guess the date!
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Yes it's 65 thanks for playing along!
@CoinscratchFever ..... You're the worlds best coin grader or guess miester.
Sorry ... much better pics are needed.
Wow...no way to assess the grade on those pictures... a true 'guess' there....Cheers, RickO
Simply not true. Just squint a little bit
then pat your head and rub your belly while jumping up and down and spinning and singing Mary had a little lamb. It’s pretty easy actually.
Obviously not a 64 or a 66 which doesn’t leave much.
64 has scratches - 66 has luster - Shes in between
@CoinscratchFever.... IT WORKS!!! MS62....Thanks, never tried that before...brings it all together
Cheers, RickO
Guess the grade:
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Guess this one:
WNC Coins, LLC
1987-C Hendersonville Road
Asheville, NC 28803
wnccoins.com
66+
PR66
Isn't the point to encourage new collectors. Way to go epic fail guys!! Starting out no I don't have the best camera. Hope you enjoyed poking fun at the new guy have a blessed day!
Some good-natured fun shouldn't drive you away unless you have incredibly thin skin. If so, it is best for you to go.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
I don't have thin skin I'm not going anywhere. Im just doing what I can with what I got. I am kinda proud of that one it's 1963 ddo Ms 65 I just wish I had a way to do it justice!
Cool!
I'm glad you aren't going anywhere and would love to see images of the coin that might better represent it. I'm typically not very interested in varieties, but WQs are my first love in numismatics and I've managed to put together a couple of raw, gem, untoned sets over the years of the silver issues of these coins and they look great in Capital Plastics holders or Classic Whitman albums.
On some of your images it appears you may be so close to the coin that you are in an area that the camera cannot focus. On others there is either camera shake (taking hand held shots is tough) or glare from the lights. There are several threads on the boards that have pointers listed on how best to acquire images with whatever camera or phone you might use and if you search for these you may be up and running in no time with crisp images. One of our board members (Mark Goodman) published a book on numismatic photography and many of us learned quite a bit from the publication.
Good luck!
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Well, that explains my lucky guess. I think I might have the same one. Pulled mine from a mint set.
Yep got mine from a mint set as well! Working on getting better camera. My digital scope takes good up close pics but my phone wouldn't focus. Was looking at them with microscope seen the oddities and looked it up was pretty cool find thought it looked like at least 66 so had it graded still got alot to learn but still very nice finds!!
Welcome aboard.
My pictures aren’t the greatest in the world but they’re a quite a bit better than yours. With a newer smartphone and natural lighting you should be able to take halfway decent pictures. I also use an inexpensive tripod. Play around with the distance, lighting, and the zoom features on your phone and you should be a semi-expert in no time.
I bid on a 1970 DDO FS-101 this week on GreatCollections. Didn't know enough about it to go higher and win, but I liked it.
Think I should have kept going?
https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/857107/1970-D-Washington-Quarter-DDO-FS-101-NGC-XF-45
I don’t know enough about Washies either but I think you could do much better on the grade. Apparently it must be worth quite a bit more in MS65 typical mint set quality.