I'd say AG.
OH, well in that case you are probably just out of luck. I don't know of anybody who likes you besides me - and I live too far away :mouth::D
A curve ball ? Or just a mistake by PCGS ? I'd say AU, there is definite wear on the high points.
Not sure what ya mean there CT, but even Proofs and DMPL's have luster - just a different luster.
Open Google - click on Advanced Search - type in coin shows hit enter key - then scroll to the bototm of the page - click on Search Within Results...
The big round drum is the moving part. The coin gets stuck between the edge of the drum and the dryer. The drum, as it turns, causes this damage.
If the coin is stuck, only 1 side is exposed to moving parts which wears the edge of the rim down and over the inner edge.
I wouldn't argue with those grades.
Clothes dryer.
Kinda hard to do that when I don't know where you live. Besides, I thought you were the all powerful spock who could beat any mod at anything ? :D
Most small time collectors would go to their local dealer's shop, but that wasn't an option. Given your choices, you are assuming that the...
Are you saying that you know that NCS did this, just assuming, or merely using this as an example ?
Slabbed by who ?
According to every grading guide I ever read it does.
You just need to learn how to look for them - Link 1 Link 2
There are no mintages for sets. The mintage numbers are based on the individual coins only. The sets are just a package of the individual coins...
The law that authorized the coins said the design was to be changed every year. Again, the mint had nothing to do with it.
What is very obvious is that the US Mint isn't doing anything. The mint isn't suggesting the program - the House of Representatives is.
Yes it is Alf, and that is exactly the problem - it is an average. But if you are bidding a given coin, how do you know where, within the average,...
I'd have to say the coin is overgraded myself. Yeah, it's extremely unusual to find such nice examples, but 68 ? No way.
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