Grading my Indian Head's

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by koen, Feb 24, 2012.

  1. koen

    koen New Member

    I have been busy with the ANA Grading Stabndards book, and i would like to know if my findings are right.

    I carefully went over all teh aspects of my Indian Head Cents and tried to grade them using the book.

    What do you guys think?
    Did i do a good job or not :p ?

    Indian Head 1862.jpg
    VG10

    Indian Head 1900.jpg
    G08

    Indian Head 1900 2.jpg
    FR02

    Indian Head 1901.jpg
    VG08
     
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  3. koen

    koen New Member

  4. cman

    cman Junior Member

    from the pics i would agree with you. Im teaching myself to grade like that as well. Buying a roll of cents and grading all of them
     
  5. koen

    koen New Member

    i am glad you think like me ;)
    I find it a bit hard to grade with the ANA book.
    That and the fact that i always need confirmation to know if it is good or not (not only with grading, but in real life to).(i am kind of insecure if that is the right word)
     
  6. swish513

    swish513 Penny & Cent Collector

    in my opinion, the first 5 are all problem coins, and they are over-graded. the scratch on #1 is way too distracting to get vg. the others have verdigris and/or pitting, and that lowers grades. #6 i agree with.

    but, don't take my opinion, as i tend to "net grade," which is an early copper way of grading. others who have better knowledge of market grading will comment, and you should value their opinion more than mine.
     
  7. cman

    cman Junior Member

    i use the redbook wear standards and PCGS Photograde to check. The photograde gives you a good aspect of what that grade should look like
     
  8. mackwork

    mackwork Caretaker of old coins & currency

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