Summary: Rd. 1: 1955-S MS 64 1c (NO Star) --> Should it star? -->Yes: 2 vs No: 11 Rd. 2: 1885-O MS 65 $1 (NO Star) —>Should it star? —> Yes: 4 vs...
MS 64 ...nice look overall; some hits in focal areas (but these seem to be more acceptable on gold coins from what I have seen)
I like it and think it is a nice coin but again will say no star as several spots stick out to me
Technically it should be the same at any grade level as for MS (a green sticker in the next grade as mentioned by @kSigSteve above). However, I've...
Now onto the 1839-O 50c... I'll say Green CAC (looks appropriate as a 53 to me)
It happens to all of us. I have mentioned before that I also bought a half cent that had a CAC sticker (MS 64 CAC) and was unimpressed by it (lack...
Summary Rd. 1: 1921 MS 65 Green CAC Morgan--> Yes: 4 vs No: 3 Rd. 2: 1835 AU 50 Green CAC 50c--> Yes: 2 vs No: 8 Rd. 3: 1939-S Oregon MS 65...
Floor is open...
I could believe it. It's hard to imagine how that could be, but there are so many examples that make one wonder. It would be nice if NGC went in...
You don't. The populations are good for knowing relatively how many of each is graded. However, the crossovers and crackouts make numbers...
I'm going to buck the trend and say NO Star It's a nice coin, but the spot between the A and B on the obverse sticks out to me and it seems that...
It seems that they define chop marks as coming from the Orient. There are quite a few different ones and I wouldn't be surprised if this is also...
I'm also a NO on the half cent (same reason as Mainebill...the spots stuck out immediately and i'm thinking it lacks luster; the lack of luster...
You can post as soon as you're ready. (I'm not going to count the 50-D 67 star that I posted as it was more of a discussion related to the prior...
As far I know, Anacs will also call it details. ICG now straight grades them too (from what I have seen in the newer blue label holders).
PCGS straight grades them while NGC will give a details grade.
I like it! Edit: grade guess...MS 63
Anyone?
Some of those 70s and 80s MS 66s were overgraded by quite a bit. Many people guessed under 66 there as well. And I called one of them a 64 (so it...
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