MS65
I can forgive some of the abrasions in the luster, but I cannot bring myself to overlook the deep reeding marks on Miss Liberty's left shoulder.
I don't know this coin well enough for my opinion to matter but, in addition to the complete absence of flow lines in well-protected areas, does...
A few more newps: An original XF 1879-S Quarter Eagle . . . [ATTACH] [ATTACH] A scarce 1873-S Seated Dime in XF (I see that this is a coin...
Love the way your files show off the luster on coins . . . wish I had the time to put those kinds of files together.
MS64
Luminous, and fewer abrasions than normally seen, even for higher grade coins. MS66.
Gorgeous luster and good strike for the date, but a serious reeding mark on Liberty's shoulder, and numerous abrasions on the eagle point me to MS64.
MS67
I try very hard not to buy any of their products, period. Unfortunately, they seem to own some markets, lock, stock and barrel.
I'm not an aficionado of foreign coins Jason, but I enjoy looking at everything your good eye singles out.
Yup, got my results . . . a very disappointing MS62. Even if they graded it a point too conservatively, I obviously missed something with this...
When I check online, the website tells me I've submitted no coins in the past 3 months.
No, I checked after hours.
Nope . . . Even though they've finally informed me that they've shipped my coin back to me, I still can't find out what it graded.
This seller's already sold two items today, and eBay's done absolutely nothing.
Would you please review the offerings of eBay seller gt500shelb and join me in reporting him / her to eBay if you agree that his / her coins (or...
I submitted a very original 1912 $10 Indian to NGC on 11/15/19 at Baltimore. This is a coin I think stands a decent chance of grading full gem...
Why do you collect coins? I imagine that it gives me the same high that drugs would, only I know the high will last a lot longer . . .
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