Opinions on this Ike Dollar

I was picking through a dealer's inventory today and I found this 1972-S silver Unc Ike

It is still in the OGP and is not graded, but I want to solicit your grade opinions.

These are the best pics that's my iPhone could take.

Please tell me

 

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Sorry, no can do!

Chris

 

All of the marks you see are on the cellophane.

Try these:

 

Nice looking Ike. It's gotta be a 68 to be give it any value.
It's impossible to tell the difference between a 65 and a 68 with these images.

 

yeah, I need to properly light it to get a good iphone pic.

 

You need to remove it from the cello, too!

Chris

 

As Chris said, you need to break it out for a proper opinion. The OGP is not going to do it any good anyways.

 

your pics are a bit fuzzy but from what i can gesture im going with a ms66+ boredering on more of a 67

 

do not remove it from the celo just put it in mylar and send it to grade

 

fyi that cud is kicking but

 

what cud?

 

between th 9 & 7 on the date looks like a gouge or something off i might be wrong but either way the coin will grade very high./

 

fuzzy pics cant tell

 

Even at MS67, it's not worth submitting for grading, and I doubt that it would grade MS68.

That isn't a cud! It's probably just a mark on the cello, and that is one of the reasons why I suggested removing it. The cello doesn't add anything to the value.

Chris

 

Heh heh! That "cud" won't grade since TPG's won't offer a grading opinion on packaging material.


Sorry.......couldn't resist.

 

I am in the MS 67 - 68 . Even though plastic it's a clear looking Eisenhower dollar.

 

Angelo, the reason I hesitate on giving it anything better than a 67 is because the cello can hide enough little nicks that would drop the grade lower.

Chris

 

that was why I posted it Chris. the coin is super clean and looks to have no major contact marks.

that said, 1972-S Silver Ikes are the most plentiful of the blue Ikes in 67

 

Maybe but Mike's coin are normally post are high grades .