Haven't asked the company name, and he may not know it, but the label shows initials of USGS. I list a USGA (United States Grading & Authentication), USGC (United States Grading Company) and a USGCS (US Grading and Certification Service). All of these are old companies. The holder appears to be a 2X2 plastic flip inside of a Trugrade style slab shell. which would make it a recent entry into the TPG services.
I looked at the coin that was MS66 and saw lots of nicks/scratches on the face and decided whoever it is must grade really loose
the pictures are not good enough to have a clue on condtition - just what USGS said, whoever that is/was
I hope the guy left more collateral than that or else did not borrow much - heck maybe he was the scammer and took MS60 coins, put them in a nice package and showed his friend how much they are worth
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Did you ask him who the certified the coin? I don't see any name on the label and he doesn't show the reverse.
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<< <i>The holder appears to be a 2X2 plastic flip inside of a Trugrade style slab shell >>
I thought that looked like a flip too, but the coin seems centered nicely so it's hard to tell. Maybe they glued it in?
It's probably better not to bother him while he's still mourning
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the pictures are not good enough to have a clue on condtition - just what USGS said, whoever that is/was
I hope the guy left more collateral than that or else did not borrow much - heck maybe he was the scammer and took MS60 coins, put them in a nice package and showed his friend how much they are worth