is this coin in a ACG holder for a reason?

1907Quarter · November 11, 2003 12:14PM

guess what I'm looking for? 1821 cap bust qtr

fivecents · November 11, 2003 12:24PM

There are some nice coins in ACG holders.(at least until they get cracked out)

Isn't that coin some what slightly overgraded?

Placid · November 11, 2003 12:28PM

Can't tell much, you never see a full picture of the reverse and the full obverse only at a distance.

1946Hamm · November 11, 2003 12:31PM

I would say it's overgraded. Still not a bad coin. I would buy it if I needed it. Got one already. Priced high for what I would grade it.

Just my opinion.

MacCoin · November 11, 2003 12:36PM

with the classic like this beautiful old bust I would find it hard to send to pcgs because they look for reasons to bodybag them. PCGS is great with moderns, state quarters, and uncirulated commemortives but with the older classic they don't do $hit for me. if a coin is not mint state there graders are lost.

dollardude · November 11, 2003 12:43PM

I looked at my Photograde (TM), page 112, and, IMO she grades F+. IMO, she looks original enough to be graded by PCGS.

I also looked at the PCGS pricing. For certified, it goes $115 for F, and $650 for VF. For uncertified (ACG=uncertified), I would think around $125 is a good price.

Barry · November 11, 2003 9:49PM

Doesn't look like a problem coin. Just overgraded and overpriced.

Goldog63 · November 11, 2003 10:10PM

<< <i>There is dirt on the "8", and the "2". And around a couple stars on the bottom. >>

Looks like there may be some PVC goin' on in the date. Something's growin' in there.

<< <i>guess what I'm looking for? >>

Did I guess right? do i get a prize?

JohnZ · November 11, 2003 10:14PM

If you can get it for a F price, I would say go ahead. I've bought ACG slabs from time to time. You just have to see it for what it is.

is this coin in a ACG holder for a reason?

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