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PCGS has graded a EF45 Churchill Crown
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Re: PCGS has graded a EF45 Churchill Crown
I submitted the coin to ICG because I was able to get the variety recognized without any problems. The DDO is on the label. I do not have any images. This was apparently discovered years ago. The obvious pick up poins are the chin, mouth, nose and outer eye brow. I see it as an error worthy of catalog recognition. However,… -
Re: PCGS has graded a EF45 Churchill Crown
Originally posted by: STLNATS Why is this news, isn't that the grade they were issued in? ... Most circulating coins do not survive in their issued condition. If they did, they would not be circulating coins. It's my understanding - and I could be wrong - that Churchill crowns have a conditional rarity in higher grades.… -
Re: PCGS has graded a EF45 Churchill Crown
Originally posted by: STLNATS Why is this news, isn't that the grade they were issued in? Actually I'm probably one of the 4 people in the universe that like the Churchill crown especially his portrait. I can vividly remember hearing of his death on tv in January 1965 as a kid in southern IN. I was aware of his role in… -
Re: PCGS has graded a EF45 Churchill Crown
'kat, do you have an image of the DDO? -
Re: PCGS has graded a EF45 Churchill Crown
Originally posted by: ajaan Fess up, who has it. -
Re: PCGS has graded a EF45 Churchill Crown
Originally posted by: 7Jaguars Character he had and so has his depiction on the coin which IMO really caught the essence of the man Well put. I think the coin has been much maligned and think the portrait is very powerful and shows the personality. I'll even go further and say that while it may not make a box of 20, it… -
Re: PCGS has graded a EF45 Churchill Crown
And I'm with you also. I recently got one of the PCGS65 currency strikes and like it. Character he had and so has his depiction on the coin which IMO really caught the essence of the man, movie star looks he didn't have. Why slab a 45? Yikes, that is crazy. -
Re: PCGS has graded a EF45 Churchill Crown
Why is this news, isn't that the grade they were issued in? Actually I'm probably one of the 4 people in the universe that like the Churchill crown especially his portrait. I can vividly remember hearing of his death on tv in January 1965 as a kid in southern IN. I was aware of his role in WWII so immediately realized the… -
Re: PCGS has graded a EF45 Churchill Crown
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