I think they said - 1 62, 2 - 63 I think they are both AU.
Oh it might matter with some of the more scarce date/mint combinations where only a few are known. But other than that, it won't even cause a ripple.
Back then they were accurate at grading many coins. But the more modern the coin and the higher the grade, the more they should be looked at with...
There have been many, many, threads where I have explained how dies were polished. Short and sweet the result is what I said above. Partially....
The fact that die polish lines are always basically straight, parallel to each other, and cannot criss-cross. And there are many harshly cleaned...
There are no die polish lines on that coin - die scratches, yes there are a couple. The rest is the result of harsh cleaning. A Proof ? I don't...
He just told us that PCGS did grade them, 1 upgraded to a + and the other crossed at same grade.
I think he might of posted it as an example of the circ coins I mentioned. I ask that because many circ coins can be and are found toned almost...
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