One other thing - physics-fan, you were the one that wanted this discussion. And yet I have not seen a single word from you. :confused:
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That's only because of your personal definition of market grading Mike - "Market Grading speaks to the value or relative ranking of a coin."...
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I would also say that it was not only over dipped, but that it is an ex-jewelry piece. The marks at the top and bottom rims look like mount marks...
OK then try the ones on image #7 - the body not the eye.
I'd say the error idea is your best bet. Planchet flaws, if anything but minor are considered damage and most will not be slabbed - even by PCGS....
That will be enough gentlemen.
All business strike coins have a rounded, and yes sometimes even beveled, edge right the edge of the rims, both top and bottom. As noted, only the...
But they didn't always do that Mike, and that is not what market grading is, and it never was. What we should do is coin a new term, because it...
My opinion is that damage is anything that happens to a coin post strike, not post mint because damages happens at the mint as well, that is...
Both coins are damaged, according to PCGS. Here is the code PCGS uses - No Grade Description 90 Not Genuine 91 Artificial Color 92...
Well so far only 2 people have attempted to answer my question completely - raider and Lehigh. They are also correct for the most part. Everybody...
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