GTG of my first Ngc submission - Limited for 72 hours

Hey guys,
first of all I want to say thank you for all the help and education I received from cointalk community.
I want to give you something back and so you will have the chance to guess the grading of all my freshly slabbed coins. I will solve this in 72 hours. Happy grading!
Here is the list of coins:

$2,5 1914 D
$2,5 1915
$5 1909 D
$5 1912
$5 1914
$5 1914 S
$10 1932
$20 1922

And here are very good guides that can help a lot
PCGS Photograde Online - Estimating Coin Grades Has Never Been Easier
PCGS Photograde Online - Estimating Coin Grades Has Never Been Easier
PCGS Photograde Online - Estimating Coin Grades Has Never Been Easier
PCGS Photograde Online - Estimating Coin Grades Has Never Been Easier

Greetings from Germany
Alex

 

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$2,5 1914 D

 

$2,5 1915

 

$5 1909 D

 

$5 1912

 

$5 1914

 

$5 1914 S

 

$10 1932

 

$20 1922

 

Here are my own tips:

2,5 $ 14 D MS 62
2,5 $ 15 MS 61
5 $ 09 D MS 62
5 $ 12 MS 63
5 $ 14 MS 61 (because of the surface problem obverse)
5 $ 14 S AU 55
10 $ 32 MS 64+
20 $ 22 MS 65

 

It's best if you do these individually,
Post full size photos

 

No, it's easier and clearer this way. People can take a piece of paper and a pencil and can check out one coin after the other. It's just an offer for people who want to train their grading skills. I will solve this 72 hours after the inital posting

 

No, it really isn't. I predict you won't have many, if any responses in this format.

 

Just post pictures of the coins in the slab (without the grades showing) when you get them back. That way I don't need a pencil and paper.

 

That's not my problem . This is an offer for people who want to improve their grading skills. I will certainly not take the effort to make eight seperate postings with new pictures of the slabbed ''version''. On the one hand I already have photos of the raw version and on the other hand it's not possible to achieve this picture quality through a plastic slab

 

Suit yourself......

 

OK, I see what you've done. The coins have been returned in their holders, with assigned grades, and you want us all here to determine the grade based upon your 'raw' shots. No can do.......larger files and clearer shots (in focus) will be needed.

 

Well, bless your heart for trying. But, when there are multiple posts like this a week that make it easy on people to guess, I just don’t see why anyone would bother with this one.

 

So.... no guesses/attempts yet?

Alex, listen to all the input: it’s a horrible way to try this.

 

Lets add up how many clicks it would take. About 70 images times 3 clicks each to see the larger image. 8 clicks to close each group of images. 8 more to watch the videos. I come up with 226 clicks plus the time to watch the video.
I'll wait for the short version.