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Re: Same coin is shown with two different grades in PCGS Coinfacts
I am not really familiar with 'surety bonds'. However, it sounds like you are talking about PCGS 'obligations/duties' to interested parties that were not directly involved in the … (View Post)3 -
Re: ASE's from China
I am not, repeat NOT, saying that the coin in the OP is authentic. However, the missing "W" mint mark on the reverse is not a conclusive indicator of a counterfeit. The Proof-W and uncircul… (View Post)1 -
Re: What is Code "88" PCGS?
'89' is a code that PCGS uses mainly for 'bulk submitters/dealers'. It means BU, and represents a grade range, rather than a specific grade. Apparently, '88' is similar.… (View Post)8 -
Re: 2023 burnished ase release today. Seems unloved
I encountered the same issue. That said, the Mint refers to 23EG as "uncirculated". In their FAQ section, the Mint describes an "uncirculated" coin as: Source: https://catalog.usm… (View Post)4 -
Re: Just another $$ making scheme
The coin in the OP is a 2023 ASE (i.e., PCGS base coin #913090). At the time of this post, PCGS was offering 116 different labels for this coin. They include: ~ base; ~ time-based designations (i.e.,… (View Post)1