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I'm not posting this as a "guess the grade", since the piece is raw. More like "can you explain HOW to grade it", I think. This a 19th century agricultural meal for The Sheph… (View Post)

The one pictured by THOMAS655 is indeed an 1876 strike. I've also seen multiple examples in slabs that were wrong in both direction (1961 strikes slabbed as 1876, and 1876 strikes slabbed as 196… (View Post)

Everything is gradable. If you send those to our host, it will cost you $20-$50 per coin (including shipping and insurance etc) to get them in PCGS slabs with the assigned grades. At that point they … (View Post)

Tony Swicer sold his collection in the mid 1990s. Calvert Emmons sold his collection in 1986. Alfred Ostheimer extended Harold Hibler's original collection, sold in several pieces starting in 20… (View Post)

Steve Hayden sold the example in the OP for $1400 in 2011 (View Post)