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I’ve seen pics of some coins from the Middle Ages slabbed by PCGS but NGC is clearly the current service of choice for both ancients and dark ages/medieval coinage. I’ve read that there just aren’t e… (View Post)

It doesn’t appear to be a 3 legger to me. You can still see the leg. These diagnostics must appear: See https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1937-d-5c-3-legs/3982 (View Post)

I’m afraid I don’t see anything like an error on that coin. (View Post)

I’m a bit surprised the gold content wasn’t closer to 90% even with minor wear factored in. Georgia gold, natively, purer than many other gold sources. (View Post)

With respect, the OP is just making up numbers. And even if they were correct it wouldn’t be a meaningful comparison. CAC will only accept a small subset of coins NGC and PCGS grade. So you’d have to… (View Post)