And the answer is MS 64. It is an older blue holder and I think the grade is a bit conservative. Normally one might see a market grade for the...
There are a few items NGC will not slab at all: altered mintmark/date, questionable authenticity, counterfeit, and altered surfaces are a few I...
You might need to call someone or see if someone else replies to a new email.
Details graded slabs weren't around for many years. 2007 appears to be around the time PCGS started doing details/genuine holders. Before that,...
That is certainly odd since there are three individual cert numbers. It might be a glitch in the system and the person that told you it can't be...
Any other guesses? @Lehigh96 or others?
OGH coins have upgraded plenty of times. If you find one that hasn’t been on the market for many years the odds are better compared to one in a...
These slabs can have a small premium, especially for common coins. That premium is mostly driven by people that like to collect an example of each...
Please guess the grade of this toned Franklin Half Dollar. I have included the PCGS Trueview and a GC Great Photo. [IMG] [IMG]
I was going to say MS 64 and then confirmed I was correct with the reveal. :p
That's a cool set!
I like it as a 65; even though I guessed 64, I did think it had the look of a gem (65). I'm guessing it would get the same grade today. And it's...
Nice upgrade with a much better strike!
I found this listing on eBay with one slab similar to the one you show. The one the right is definitely a type I've seen sold on those TV shows...
I think these might have been special labels made for the dealers that sell coins on TV (like HSN).
Yep PCI-I can also see the faint logo on the back. The only other possibilities for this slab type are Dominion Grading Service (when David...
2001 is when the star began at NGC. Here is a thread I made with some history:...
It's a newer holder (you can tell based on the little NFC tag in the bottom left corner). I would guess this was a recent submission and the photo...
I like the look and would lean towards market acceptable but could see it being considered questionable by a grading company. The 1950s-1970s era...
Old ANA slab ....I will go with MS 64 (looks lustrous and semi-pl....not sure it is fully PL but it might be close...and it has the look of a gem...
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