Maybe they just hate 1952-Ds with rainbow toning, this is my registry coin. [IMG]
The title of the thread is GREENLAND!
That is exactly right, if this nickel isn't good enough to get a star, then what would qualify? Rainbow toning on Jefferson Nickels doesn't get...
Reveal: [IMG] This coin has absolutely no business being in either an MS66 holder or any holder with a star designation. I was so unhappy with...
Polar Bears are my favorite! [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] 1944 Greenland 5 Kroner PCGS MS64 (Currently at NGC awaiting grade) [IMG]
NGC is ridiculous with their application of the star designation with regards to Jefferson Nickels, which is kinda the point behind these two threads.
It looks to be a Strike through to me. Do you like the color on this better than the 44-S? You seemed to think that one had a shot at a star.
A cat’s eye beauty, 5.0
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Guys, the scratch is on the slab, and I mentioned it in the original post.
Your grade is higher than mine if you go with the MS65+.
That’s a good analysis right there!
Please guess the grade of the 1952-D Jefferson Nickel shown below. I have attached a poll for you to cast your vote and you may select up to 3...
Please guess the grade of the 1944-S Jefferson Nickel shown below. I have attached a poll for you to cast your vote and you may select up to 3...
Not only did I nail the grades, it was also just shy of 6 months that I got these back from NGC. Then again, I did wait until July 1st to ship them.
[IMG] [IMG] Shiny was not submitted and currently resides in my album collection.
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