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Although my guess was M63, I think MS62 would be more appropriate/deserved than MS64. Edited to add: Still, if NGC was making use of the “Star” designation at the time the coin was graded, I’m surpri… (View Post)

Both companies use “+” grades but only NGC awards the “Star” designation. (View Post)

I’ve seen a large quantity of the conserved (salvaged) ship-wreck coins and none of them looked remotely close to the one in this thread. Consider me convinced that Doug Winter is correct. (View Post)

Those are my guesses, as well. seatedlib3991 Posts: 1,344 ✭✭✭✭✭ October 25, 2025 6:41AM I think both graded it MS 65 but whichever one gives + marks. that one gave a +. James Both companies use plus … (View Post)

PCGS started using the PL designation on gold coins (as well as other non-Morgans) in 2019. https://www.pcgs.com/news/pcgs-announcement-about-prooflike I don’t know when they added DMPL. (View Post)