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The 20 coins can not be used to determine the level of tighter grading by CACG as the 20 coins were sent in for crossover and graded through plastic. (View Post)

I guess this one fits into your definition: my definition of Mint State is the condition of a coin at the moment it is struck. This example was struck by a punch and hammer and PCGS called it Mint St… (View Post)

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The seam type of line is on a few of the 1876 S examples. Here is a AU58 PCGS with the line on the reverse: (View Post)

The coin does not appear to be a cast copy as there are no cast bumps that are typical on a cast copy. The fields on the coin have a strange appearance much like an orange peel surface. I considered … (View Post)