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Sure, but you have to tell us what we are looking at.
I just pay Messydesk a modest fee for quality photos of all my "keepers".
If I am seeing the pics correctly, the coin is shiny but without luster. A bit of luster is lost eacj time a coin is dipped. This one might have...
Why do you have to sell it? You liked it enough to buy it.
For coins that are often messed with: bust dollars, most gold, expensive toners - yes. Also for high grade coins that are priced at a premium. I...
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Whenever I see a WTH grade on a ms61 or 62 gold coin that is what I think. In this case I am not so sure. Looks pretty unc to me.
61 - looks like a few too many hairlines and rub for any higher.
I tend to think the pictures might be hiding some flaws as both look like 64s.
Luster must have ruled out over contact marks in the OP coin.
Good idea. At a big show like that there will be hundreds to choose from.
Boy, you have been searching for a long time. I agree with MD, best to see them in hand. Some graded 63 Saints look great, while others are real...
The only ones I have Messydesk pics of. A few other junkers laying around. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
At one point the 2012 LE ASE were going for thousands of dollars in PR70, as they were part of the PCGS registry. I sold mine sealed to a modern...
In order to get the Limited Edition Silver proof label you had to submit a whole bunch of sets in the sealed boxes and use a specialty grading...
63. I would slab it if I could find an reasonably economical way to do so.
I guessed 62 in your old thread. IMO, PCGS saw this coin as a super duper slider and thought it was too nice for a 58 grade. So, they slapped a...
Nevermind the fronts [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
I have tried with a Pilgram Half. Allegedly the coin was sitting in a Wayte Raymond folder since the 1950's. PCGS called it cleaned, NGC called...
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