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Re: Why would you buy a coin that did not CAC?
So you're unable to take 2 coins with AT that qualify for MS65 under the ANA standards and you're unable to discern that one is a very nice MS65, almost an MS66 and one is barely an MS65, a… (View Post)1 -
Re: Why would you buy a coin that did not CAC?
Then I interpret that you're saying that a details grade coin then is ungradeable but that isn't the case. The ANA grading standards can still be assessed against a coin and a grade determi… (View Post)1 -
Re: Why would you buy a coin that did not CAC?
PCGS does not consider it details nor would I argue, does the market. A majority of collectors would not give it a second thought unless the abrasion was explicitly identified and pointed out to them… (View Post)1 -
Re: Why would you buy a coin that did not CAC?
If you need the images I can probably provide them but I'll have to take them or find them. The first coin is 1921 (P). The 2nd (correct coin with abrasion is 1923 (P). (View Post)1 -
Re: How is the quality of True-View photos at present?
The TV's have improved to the point that they are generally acceptable. They aren't fantastic like they used to be or could be, but they are adequate. (View Post)5
