1834 $2 1/2 Classic "MS62", Guess the slabbing service.

Max · April 2, 2003 1:40AM

For a change of pace, no need to guess the grade ["ms62"] on this one but guess who slabbed it.

If you want to see other such beauties look at the seller's other auctions.

cosmicdebris · April 2, 2003 1:42AM

ACG or that NC other one. I can't beleive they even slabbed it with those scrathces.

MadMonk · April 2, 2003 1:44AM

acg, or nts, or tcts, or..........

RNCHSN · April 2, 2003 1:45AM

Who is the seller?

Max · April 2, 2003 1:57AM

I guess this was way too easy?

It is ACG of course.

Here is the seller ebay auction. Look at his other auctions listed as "certified" or "PCI". How can some people sleep at night?!

What I find amusing is the seller does not mention ACG in the title of any of his auctions and rarely shows the whole slab, but does mention acg in the description. Such little tricks slow some of us down but now I know simply not to bid on any of the sellers auctions. Does anyone know if it is possible to "block" a seller like you can block a bidder?

coinguy1 · April 2, 2003 1:59AM

Here's an NGC MS62 of the same type, which I bought because I liked it:

paigowjohnny · April 2, 2003 2:00AM

Try an ebay search in coins under "certified" and watch how many ACG, NTC, and PCIs pop out at you. Sellers just won't put those in the title...they won't get any hits

jonesy · April 2, 2003 2:09AM

ACG! ACG ACG! .......wait a minute, I just found a MS70 Jefferson in my pocket. Got to submit it to uh, you know.

kieferscoins · April 2, 2003 2:16AM

First generation PCGS.

Cameron Kiefer

PhillyJoe · April 2, 2003 2:20AM

Seller has higher end coins in lower end slabs. What a shame.

Joe

Russ · April 2, 2003 3:06AM

<< <i>Seller has higher end coins in lower end slabs. >>

Yeah, like a High Relief Saint in a gold PCI holder.

I wonder what's wrong with that one? Counterfeit?

Russ, NCNE

dorkkarl · April 2, 2003 3:32AM

i know i'm a dork, but that coin does not look that bad to me. pretty danged nice strike for classic-head gold. how's the reverse?

K S

1834 $2 1/2 Classic "MS62", Guess the slabbing service.

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