Ok.. I have 4 guess the grades pending results, all cent. Here are a couple more for those supposed experts on the forum to either prove thier expertise, ignorance, or remaine silent and prove the nature of thier metal First is a dime... Can you guess why I got. Never had something like this one before, now I do <hint>. The second is a half, I've fallen in love with gold/gree/yellow toned halfs, and they appear not to carry as much as a premium over blast white, and certainly not the same premium as the ol' rainbow,,, however I find them more attractive than either,, so good for me and my perferences.. I think I may put together a golden toned set of walkers as my next want to do. Third is posted in another thread, a cent, but figured I'd repost as I was finally able to pull out the color of this guy,,, she's a beaut and currently submitted pcgs for grading,, nicest toned cent I've ever owned, and have seen few to compare.... All forum members with the bones to pony up grades will be summarized in an upcoming thread that will contrast forum memebers ability to accurately predict PCGS and NGS submissions for grade. I think it will be interesting to see who the best grader on the forum is... over time we should be able to rank forum graders by denomination and overall. Now when I say graders, I really mean pcgs and ngc pronosticators.. call it what you will. Here are the pups for your grading pleasure:
ha.. close, but no cigar. Although the '25 is top pop, with only 2 others in the same grade and none higher (pcgs)...... guess we'll have to toss that one out of the grader calculation because that should give it away to anyone who knows how to look up pcgs populations. Anyway,,, I've always wanted to own a top pop coin that has only a few in the same grade, I saw the other two also,,,, I think this one is easily the nicest eye appealing of the three,,, so it's cool to think that (even for a small period of time) I have the nicest graded 1925 merc dime on the planet. Just in case you wondeirng how it feels, it's easier to walk around with all that spare dough no longer burdening your back pocket.
