1962 jefferson nickels

Huge error in grading can you believe this they gave this a MS67 theres no way and its And its A Proof I think WOW

 

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Those are part of the planchet, or called unstruck planchet roughness. Only a partial factor in the grade of a coin.

 

Thank you I was beginning to think I was taking a trip back to the seventies

 

No I'm talking about the two divots on his forehead looks like somebody took a nine iron and try to hit it 150 yards

 

What magnification are you using?

 

85 inch 120 hz 2240 hd tv

 

I ask because, if it's magnified enough, you are bound to find flaws. I think the grading companies use the criteria of no flaws at 5x magnification.

 

I hear you but do you see the size of those gashes in his forehead I mean they're huge even if you was just looking at it regular

 

The reason why I'm saying this is because I'm going to get a coin graded tomorrow a a 1962 Jefferson nickel full steps with no marks and there's no dinvits s on his forehead I'm from Tampa so I'm going to drive over to icg

 

Any chance we can see the rest of the MS-67 coin? That may help explain whats going on with it.

 

BooHahaha! Nope. Ancient Willy Nilly secret dude!!
That's because it doesn't exist.

 

yes sir

 

i have 58 62 53 66 all almost identical the 62 is the best has 6 steps

 

Damaged, details coin and it's my darn birth year too.

 

your brain is damaged

 

ICG said I would make one hell of numismatic grader kind of like offering me a job I believe it was one of the owners an older guy he said he's been grading coins for 50 years

 

Sir please dont call me a lier again thats the second time i dont lie i live a honest program One Day At A Time Thank you Willy

 

Not calling you a liar but at least show us your MS67 then. All I see is damaged coins. I have better things to do then argue with people on CoinTalk.