I seen that baby on Ebay too, makes you want to cry. Considering what the coin will eventually go for, I would rather have a nice, low grade, certified, (VG-6 or VG-8), than that hack job.
Mine is only a semi-key, but I just won this item that suffered a similar fate:
For $8.34, I figured "why not?".
Supposing I bothered to slab it, what what do you suppose the grade and net grade would be at ANACS? XF details net F? Are there any guidelines for how net grades are arrived at under different circumstances, or are they strictly a matter of gut feel?
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Connor Numismatics Website
For $8.34, I figured "why not?".
Supposing I bothered to slab it, what what do you suppose the grade and net grade would be at ANACS? XF details net F? Are there any guidelines for how net grades are arrived at under different circumstances, or are they strictly a matter of gut feel?
I don't have the coin in hand yet.
jonathan
In my opinion, "net grading" is stupid marketing decision to increase revenue at ANACS.
Looks like your 07-S has XF detail to me, although it's damaged and cleaned.
Dave
Dave
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
Todd - BHNC #242
Nice looking coins.
As other Barber collector's have said, and I have to agree, I think the 1896-s is currently the best buy, for the money, of the "Big 3".
Connor Numismatics Website
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
Todd - BHNC #242