Grading Test

The other grades might take Zach out of his long lead

 

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Yeah, I tend to overgrade gold.

 

Here's an 1880-S Morgan dollar for you to examine:

 

Ms65

 

Wow, I wish you had been the one grading the coin!

 

Some more coins:
1882-S Morgan dollar:

 

1914-D $2.50 Indian:

 

1846-O Seated Liberty half dollar:

 

1811 Bust half dollar

 

1899-O Morgan dollar

 

1935-S San Diego half dollar

 

63
64
I hate grading Indians, lets say... 64
50
30
64
64

 

1907=ms-64

1923=ms-64

 

He already told the grades for the $20's

Z:5
E:4
T:4

 

1880=ms-62
Indian=Ms-63
SLH=Xf-45
1811=Au-50
1899=Ms-64
1935=Ms-65

 

1. Ms-63
2. Ms-66
3. Ms-62
4. Ms-64
5. Ms-65
6. Ms-62
7. Ms-67

 

OK, here are the results:

Already posted grades:
1907-D $20 Liberty NGC 62
1923 $20 St. Gaudens ANACS 61
1908-D $10 Indian, No Motto NGC AU details
1901-S $5 Liberty ANACS 58


New grades:
1921 Morgan dollar PCGS 63
1925 Peace dollar PCGS 63
1936 Long Island half dollar PCGS 63 (old rattler)

Most recently posted pictures:
1880-S Morgan dollar PCGS 63
1882-S Morgan dollar PCGS 63
1914-D $2.50 Indian ANACS Unc details, scratched
1846-O Seated Liberty half dollar ANACS AU details
1811 Bust half dollar ANA 40
1899-O Morgan dollar NGC 63
1935-S San Diego half dollar PCGS 64 (old rattler)

 

So, could you please caculate score?