if you had to GTG from a coinfacts image...
What would your guess be? no cheating
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@savoyspecial said:
...What would your guess be? no cheating
It would be wrong.
John
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If it's straight graded, I'd guess MS62BN
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Damaged, details grade of some kind.
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61
MS66 taste on an MS63 budget.0 -
AU with the mother of all filled dies.
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Au
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58
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61 my guess as well. That poor die though
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High AU.
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I can't see how the red bit in the middle wouldn't be called environmental damage, so I'd say Unc details. A straight grade would be no better than 62. I don't see wear, but eye appeal is not good.
John
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UNC details ED/tooling/damage
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coinfacts or trueview?
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You guys are good, especially Mr. Feld. It's a 62 but with that strike and that discolored blight I couldn't pay Unc money.
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I was trying to cheat and didn't see it in CF
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Recolored?
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Looks like it was struck through GREASE!!
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62, struck through
But I don't like the look
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I dunno, looks MS with issues to me. The great reverse strike doesn't match the appearance of the central, lower obverse. It's looks like an enormously bad grease-filled die, but if so it's a borderline error coin (to my way of thinking). In any case, as a type guy, this isn't a coin that would tempt me in the slightest.
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62 filled die.
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I would have guessed 63BN, filled die.
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64+bn n-? 7/7
neat find @savoyspecial
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Low end does not float my boat.
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I would guess (and it would be a wild guess) Unc details.
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MS63BN.
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I wouldn't attempt to guess the grade based on that pic.
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@PerryHall said:
I wouldn't attempt to guess the grade based on that pic.Why not? It looks like a pretty good image.
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@MFeld said:
@PerryHall said:
I wouldn't attempt to guess the grade based on that pic.Why not? It looks like a pretty good image.
I studied the image and I was split between a high end AU or a low end MS. Based on that pic I would have to flip a coin. I guess that's why it's called "guess the grade".
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Strange looking obverse...I would guess grease filled die... Nice reverse.... Cheers, RickO
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I wonder if that’s not a defective planchet given the discoloration.
I’m fine with an MS grade, but that’s right on the border of what should probably be described as an error coin.0 -
@MFeld said:
@PerryHall said:
I wouldn't attempt to guess the grade based on that pic.Why not? It looks like a pretty good image.
Curious....You said this on another thread about TrueViews...
@MFeld said:
@bolivarshagnasty said:
Shame, all we ask for as Collectors is consistency. These are well off the norms that are already out there. Beautiful undergraded coins.I wouldn’t conclude that, based just on images.
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1046457/behold-the-new-grading-scale-for-saints#latest
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@ReadyFireAim said:
@MFeld said:
@PerryHall said:
I wouldn't attempt to guess the grade based on that pic.Why not? It looks like a pretty good image.
Curious....You said this on another thread about TrueViews...
@MFeld said:
@bolivarshagnasty said:
Shame, all we ask for as Collectors is consistency. These are well off the norms that are already out there. Beautiful undergraded coins.I wouldn’t conclude that, based just on images.
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1046457/behold-the-new-grading-scale-for-saints#latest
To me, there’s a big difference between saying an image “looks pretty good” and based on it, guessing a grade, vs. concluding from an image that a coin has been under-graded (or over-graded).
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.
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@MFeld said:
To me, there’s a big difference between saying an image “looks pretty good” and based on it, guessing a grade, vs. concluding from an image that a coin has been under-graded (or over-graded)..
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@ReadyFireAim said:
@MFeld said:
To me, there’s a big difference between saying an image “looks pretty good” and based on it, guessing a grade, vs. concluding from an image that a coin has been under-graded (or over-graded)..
Ummm....PassUmmmm, I don’t know what that was supposed to mean.
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