I wanted to guess 68, but guessed 67 instead. Nice coin!
VG 10. Wear looks artificial (pocket piece?).
I voted no, but more that I think about it the more it makes sense. That, and it changed my position from 4 to 2. ;)
As a type collector, I would choose one of the the most common dates (i.,e. those that are sold at the lowest price). In the grades you talk...
Some of us have done even better than 3x. ;)
TPG grade F-12, maybe a VG-10 because of the darkness of toning. My only real concern is what's going on in the right obverse field (scratch?)....
classic 64/65 surfaces with high point rub. guess they said 62. 63 would not surprise me. AU would.
I am confused by this coin's photo. Guessed 63.
Nothing is perfect. Redbook is useless. Greysheet is the closest thing you can find to predict dealer buy prices, and even then most dealers pay...
AT and ugly, IMO
I agree w/Mr. Feld.
Nothing new to add.... Count me in the "the coin has almost certainly been dipped or otherwise cleaned" camp.
The coin's surfaces would limit its appeal in most collector's eyes. There's a (good, IMO) reason that coin is that cheap. Not a bargain, in my...
I'm not sure -- going from memory now almost two years old. My recollection is I sent off three gold coins for grading. Two of three graded....
p.s. here's the most recent thread I could find on the PCGS forums:...
Mine took about 8 weeks at PCGS, IIRC. However their response time really varies. You might check the PCGS forums for more up-to-date...
That is fairly close to spot for a proof set! That said, and to keep things in perspective, a greater than 30% markup on bullion (if you...
I have no idea, really, other than my gut feeling -- as I don't follow the prices of these coins closely enough to know and I'm too lazy to do...
Russ, ANACS has really gone downhill recently. I'd stick to PCGS or NGC (particularly if resale value is a concern). Kayne, The price varies --...
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