Top Pops?

Is the eye thing the dd

 

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I knew you knew what you were talking about. Thats the way i see it. But i would think that it should be saved for a unique grade. Im new but top to me kinda means unique. Thanks for your incite

 

I want your nickle. Im poor. But ill knit you a sweater of your choice for it. Hey. My first time making this kind of offer

 

I love all you members. Thanks for everything

 

That's not the way it works. It means "none better". You will see auctions on EBay which say "2/0", meaning 2 at that grade and none better.

 

That coin makes you important. We only wish

 

That coin makes you important. We only wish

 

@sakata @Cheech9712
Here is a coin that is Top-Pop from my foreign coins... even at AU58

 

Stuff like this is what I love about CT. I learned something here. As I had been reading this thread I had thought the OP simply made a play on words. I had no idea. Thanks for this.

 

Type in CHATHAM PROTOTYPE - IT WILL TAKE YOU THE TWO KNOWN IKE PROTOTYPES- ITS A INTERESTING READ. Chuck

 

So it is a # 1. Hmmm. Could be many 1's right. Just none higher

 

I have a coin in my collection which is at least XF and probably AU. The current top pop is VF, with only 2 graded. Unfortunately as mine is not graded it does not qualify.

 

Lol. Now i believe you cuz you got proof

 

Now wait just one minute. You own coins without hole or something in them. Im floored. You own a coin without a bullet hole or something on it. Bypolar

 

Exactly. Top-pop means “none graded higher”. It doesn’t need to be a single coin.

E.g. MS 66 - top pop 3/0
3 = no. of coins in MS66 (highest grade)
/0 = none graded higher

 

Yeah but i see you as distinguishable to be right. You dont need a slab to prove to me. Great for you. You make the top pop list in my book

 

But what about all those others who have a copy which is not graded?

 

Not if the price was right!

Chris