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Your PCGS grades are available

Ok admit it, who got that 'my grades are in' excitement upon seeing the title? It seems that every weekday I'm checking the PCGS site for my grades, I know I get an e-mail but if I check regularly enough I get to see the grades about 6 hours earlier (which is important right?)

I have about 700 coins with PCGS and I finally got some grades back, the small regular order.

1 1 16662604 143393 1882-S 1/2Sov AUSTRALIA VF30
2 1 16662605 206768 1909 1/2Sov Gr.Britain Questionable Authenticity
3 1 16662606 143134 1889-S 1/2Sov AUSTRALIA VF35
3 2 16662607 143134 1889-S 1/2Sov AUSTRALIA VF35
4 1 16662608 113080 1891-S 1/2Sov AUSTRALIA XF40
4 2 16662609 113080 1891-S 1/2Sov AUSTRALIA Genuine (92 - Cleaned)
4 3 16662610 113080 1891-S 1/2Sov AUSTRALIA XF40
5 1 16662611 143367 1904-P 1/2Sov AUSTRALIA XF40
6 1 16662612 206699 1887 1/2Sov Jubilee Head Gr.Britain MS62
7 1 16662613 143871 1934 1/2D AUSTRALIA MS62BN
8 1 16662614 17067 1934 1D AUSTRALIA MS64RB

(hope that table renders well)

Nothing too exciting but my first grades in a while. My first 'Questionable Authenticity', bit curious to receive that one back as I'll admit, I didn't check it other than it being a fully lustrous and practically markless coin, but its a common enough coin not to suspect it being a fake.

All the 1891-S half sovs are the scarce variety which show the designer's initials (probably about 100-150 of those in existence) and the 1889-S' are pretty scarce too.

One thing though, the 1934 half penny is a proof strike but they've slabbed it as an MS strike, not sure what to do about that. Had one heavy surface mark, otherwise was an attractive, glossy brown.

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