Guess the assigned grade of the NGC graded 1881-S Morgan Dollar shown below in the attached poll. [IMG] As always, comments welcome!
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Ask and you shall receive. A Color Chart for the Thin Film Color Progression
This thread should help explain the Jefferson Nickel Reverses: http://www.cointalk.com/t207768/
Doug, I really think you missed Mike's point. Harkening back to your black and white nature, it should be easy for you to grade this coin as an...
My coin shows the same effect in the hair. It is weak strike not wear. That dent is "as struck" and it is what causes the "halo effect" If...
The scary part about that coin was that it resided in a PCI slab labeled QT. Then it was cracked out and sent to PCGS who decided to grade the...
If he only bought one coin, the shipping should have been $1.64 for a 3oz package as opposed to $2.90 for an 11oz. package containing 7 coins....
Don't worry bro, I wasn't mad. I just had visions of you showing me a photo of the slab had I responded yes to your question. You should bear in...
The red circled areas on the obverse are simple strike incompleteness and are found on many mint state Jefferson Nickels. The blue circled are on...
Can you take some pics of the coins. I like Presidential Dollars and would like to see some PCGS MS67's.
None taken, but I hope you were trying to set me up with that question about it being AT.
So we can see it. [img][img]
If I thought your avatar was AT, I would have included that information in the E-Bay listing, like I did with this one. [IMG]
Because those colors are not consistent with what is accepted in the market as natural toning. All of the sellers items bear a very similar...
Yes, and the seller discloses such in his listing. He is a well known peddler of AT coins on E-Bay. PS: Nice Avatar!
Either way, it tells me that grading is subjective and that even within the TPG's there is a divide about what separates AU from MS.
Yes, I did. Why don't you stop beating around the bush and tell us why you think your nickel is special.
It is a standard circulated war nickel. What info are you looking for?
I think we are interpreting his images differently because you and I are normally on the same page when it comes to Jefferson Nickel grading.
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