Try selling your coins, and you will quickly become a fan of TPG grading. Most people will not pay full value for a raw coin. It doesn't matter...
MS66 PL, although the obverse looks much better than the reverse for the designation.
I just sent my second submission of the year to NGC for grading and was wondering how many coins our other Cointalk members have submitted for...
Blast white indicating a dipping and very baggy for a dime, the obverse luster looks great but the reverse looks terrible. I can't tell if the...
EOR Morgans with green usually fetch tidy sums, I'm going big $1100
The problem is that the coin isn’t graded. My feeling on coins like this is that because they are raw, potential buyers will wonder why, assume...
Nice luster but too many hits for a gem grade. I think this coin is a solid MS64.
Ok guys, this AT crap has had like 3 days, can we please put this thing out of its misery already?
Not saying there isn't, but the TPGs don't care about strike unless it is below average with Jefferson Nickels. Look at how many MS67s aren't...
While that is true, if I collected a series that was more dependent upon strike, like Buffalo Nickels, I would be more strike conscious.
The photo is over exposed but considering it’s not hiding some wear, it looks very clean, well struck, and the luster & originality look good as...
$100 Personally I find the toning on this coin questionable but I’m sure somebody paid up for it.
Upon closer inspection, you can see some very minor nicks, but overall, the coin has the appearance of a gem grade coin. Liberty Nickels always...
Blatant AT
It’s easy to criticize grading standards when you don’t buy or sell coins.
MS63 MS64
From those photos, it looks like a die chip, but I was pleasantly surprised when I opened this thread. Typically threads like this are a complete...
It looks MS65 minimum from the luster and surfaces shown in the photo. We would need better photos that show the surfaces better in order to go...
I really want to say MS68 on this coin but I think it has just enough imperfections to limit it to high end MS67. I say MS67 CAC
AU55 and beautiful. One of the very first rainbow toned coins I ever purchased was an NGC MS66 Pilgrim on a rainbow sea.
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