Post Your AU58's

Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel

Goslar

Muhlhausen


Hanau-Lichtenberg


Munster

 

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Paderborn


Wurzburg

 

Super nice examples, thanks for sharing

 

One of my favorite morgans.. something about it still I can't resist.. didn't and still don't care about the grade lol

 

and one more for you (I have lots of 58's lol) another of my favorites

 

You can’t go wrong with GOLD ! looks really
good for a 58 very bright !

 

None the less special

 

Not the greatest chin

 

Do those ever grade higher than 58. I would think not

 

This is a very good thread. I’m a troll and I’m stuck here. Nice stuff from members

 

You'd be surprised. I believe all of those are top pops currently except the Muhlhausen, which has some MS examples. They are out there, just not a ton of minor coins certified.

 

British King, Edward II, (1307 - 1327) pennies are not that rare, but high grade ones like this are almost never seen. This on is an AU-58.



They usually look like this.

 

Nice

 

in todays mail

 

I'm bored and working on a top 10/20 for 2023 and was considering this one so here you go

 

Another fairly tough one.

 

I bought this 1806 half dollar at a New York City auction in the mid 1970s. This piece was graded AU-50 at that sale. Today it is in an NGC AU-58 holder. By today's standards, that is an accurate grade. This piece was graded over 20 years ago.

 

Who did the original grading ? that’s a huge
jump 50 to a 58 !

 

It was in a Paramount Auction Company sale. Paramount was one of the first companies to use the Sheldon grading scale. This years before PCGS, NGC or even ANACS were on scene. The standards were different then. I think everybody in room thought I overpaid for that coin when I won it.