Please post pictures of coins for me to grade

The first one I'm going to say proof 68/69 deep cameo, and the second I'm going to say 65/66

 

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This one is in NGC plastic


This one is PCGS


PCGS again

 

Close, they are PF69UCam (it could be yours for just $85,000) and MS64.

 

I guess cameo but not ultra cameo! If I win Mega Millions.......it's mine Fantastic coin.

 

ok, a few that I do own now:
This one is ANACS (its an 1886, by the way)


yeah, the rev photo is blurry, but that's ok, there is no detail there, it is completely slick.

This is an SGS slab: lol



And finally an NGC slab

 

Ok, my guesses on the 1916 walker are either 58 or 64. I'm going to say 63 on the bust, and standing liberty. On the nickel, I'd give it a p-01, SGS gave the other coin a 70, and the roosie I'm going to guess 67/8 maybe cameo.

 

The walker is a 63 (the 1916-1920 halves were routinely struck weakly or with worn dies), the bustie is a 55, and the standing Lib quarter is a MS66FH

The Liberty nickel got a bump for being a key date and was graded FA2, The SGS got a PR70Cam (not a Dcam, surprisingly, they must not do DCam, since it deserves it. The proper grade is probably a 68/69DCam), and the dime is PF68 (no cameo).

 

I was thinking the bust was an AU since I detected wear, however, the fields are pretty clean, and I looked at some ms-63's yesterday that I also thought had wear. Guess I need to look at even more. I'm also suprised the standing liberty is a 66! It seems to me that there are a lot of detracting marks, however I suppose that it is very rare in the condition it's in. Thanks so much for posting coins!

 

I posted grades on coins 9-12 in the original post...Mike

 

I should be offended by that answer. The coin grades AU 58.

That coin is a 1841-O DDO, which makes the letters on the shield mushy, and I'll bet that fooled you. You will NEVER find a VF 20/25 coin with that much luster....Mike