I guess I should have sent this back to NGC.
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I bought this on ebay a few years back in a AU58 holder, cracked it out and sent to PCGS where it also graded AU58. I sold
it raw last year now it's slabbed again as MS61.
W&M Halfcrown
Here's the coin raw.
it raw last year now it's slabbed again as MS61.
W&M Halfcrown
Here's the coin raw.
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<< <i> in fact, the PCGS grading guide allows slight wear and cabinet friction up to the grade of MS67, and NGC feels the same way. >>
I didn't know that (there's a lot I don't know about slabbing!) I've always been curious how they'd treat older high grade billon.. it sometimes tends to have dull high points while keeping 65+ fields and devices.
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A coin such as this really exemplifies that grading has a significant subjective component and there is no right or wrong answers as grading is not comparable to a math problem... Grading is merely an opinion and an opinion can change
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A coin such as this really exemplifies that grading has a significant subjective component and there is no right or wrong answers as grading is not comparable to a math problem... Grading is merely an opinion and an opinion can change >>
Very much agree!!! When at first you don't succeed; try, try again (at least if it makes financial sense) ............ and then send it ATS.