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My latest arrival has color........the grade on the lable sux....
......and plenty of luster, I like the color, I like the luster,
Opinion on grade please.
No peek !


Herb

Editing the title so I can get more people to look
Opinion on grade please.
No peek !


Herb
Editing the title so I can get more people to look
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Edit: That's the kind of coin where seeing it in hand could easily swing the grade by 2 points, given the nature of the lustre and cracked toning
Oh, heck, I'll guess MS-64
Apropos of the coin posse/aka caca: "The longer he spoke of his honor, the tighter I held to my purse."
I'll guess 64...Mike
But the grade on lable really bothers me.............
Herb
–John Adams, 1826
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
http://www.american-legacy-coins.com
I've always thought colors like that were fabricated.
Herb
<< <i>PCGS-62. I counted 6 contact marks in the focal area of the obverse and stopped. >>
62 no ...................64 yes.........................65 is a stretch.
As stated earlier I like the color but I don't like the grade.
Now if I had 64 money in the color/coin, I'd be a happy camper.
Herb
A: PCGS will correct, free of charge, any mislabeled coins. Please fill out a submission form, mark "Other" as the service level, write in "Mechanical Error" and include a short note on the form describing the mistake.
Q: Well?
A:
"Keep your malarkey filter in good operating order" -Walter Breen
The coin resides in a registry set and was sold by a new auction house that is owned by a seller of none widgets.
I would think between the consigner and the auction house some one would point out that a mistake was made at the plastic factory.
I have to admit I collect error slabs but paying $500.00 more then the coin is worth just to get the plastic is a bit of a stretch, even for me.
<<The obverse has pretty "spider web" type toning in shades of violet/green/navy colors. The reverse has a touch of gold and is untoned. Both sides appear fairly clean and lustrous. >>
I should have walked away after reading the auctioneers vague description. My favorite part is "The reverse has a touch of gold and is untoned. "
Now Herbie is left holding the bag.
Bought at Auction..............all sales final.
Herb
Apropos of the coin posse/aka caca: "The longer he spoke of his honor, the tighter I held to my purse."
<< <i>with better lighting that coin would be really cool looking. >>
Lighting issues have been a problem for me since day 1............any ideas??
Here is my set up.
2 lights and a 3rd that I hand hold behind the camera, I don't use the 3rd light every time, maybe I should have used it this time.
Herb