What's the grade ?

OK I know this goes around a lot and it seems that most companies are pretty much okay with grading. But to me this guy does not seem properly graded 1909s vdb now I was considering sending it back to Ngc to see if. I can get a better grade. Tell me what you think the grade is???

 

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You should try to provide a better photo, one for each side and eliminate the glare by setting your lighting at a 45 degree angle to the coin at, say, 10 & 2 o'clock.

Chris

 

Is it possible to get a photo that shows the whole side of the coin? And put it right side up? That'll make it so much easier to grade.... and preferably without a light-bulb glare covering up a chunk of it....

For now, I'll say some where in the EF-45 range is probably right. Maybe AU-50 on a good day.

 

Thanks so do

 

I'd go with XF-45 for now, but it could go up or down with better images.

 

Coin is definitely circulated a bit so my guess is either AU-55 or MS-62. Does the actual coin have purple and yellow spots?

 

I just can't tell from the photo's.. To hazard a guess from what I can see, it would have to be AU-50 or so? I see some luster, but not sure how those high points have held up.

 

agreed on all points

 

AU53

 

The toning?? It also has tiger stripe on the reverse

 

I'm going g to try to upload better p ics please excuse if there's glare or are a bit outta focus

 

As you can see no hairlines nicks or bagware marks , it has purple Nd yellow coloration, mostly yellow tho .. Has tiger striping on the reverse..

 

MS63 Brown.

 

Do we get to know what the coin graded?

 

It's currently graded au 50

 

I was going to guess XF-45, so I think if they gave you an AU, I'd stick with it.

 

I think it's actually higher I compared it to 3 au50s 4 ms 63s and 2 raw s and it grade closer to ms 63 than au coinsnof the period