I went with MS65. The luster looks very good, and the cheek is really clean, just a little mark on the chin and a few hits in the field. I think...
I'd say go with whatever catches your eye. Also, maybe consider a book about a coin/series you're interested in. A Guide Book of Lincoln Cents
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1943 5 Pesos (One of my favorite notes): [IMG] [IMG]
Greece 1944 (Technically 200 million, but hey, it says 200 :D). [IMG] [IMG]
Hey Zechy, welcome to the forum!
After reading some of that PCGS thread and seeing a reference to Wayne Miller's book, I re-read his section on toning. It's important to note this...
Imo, they all look AT, except for the Franklin and Washington.
1943 Hungary 1000 Pengo [IMG] [IMG]
1942 1 Peso [IMG]
I don't think the OP will be reading this thread (check the date ;)), but it is a interesting topic for a thread. This is by far the best find I...
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The mintage was low at just under 3 million, but there are a lot of surviving examples (even in MS). The Redfield Hoard, alone, had around 17,000...
I'll say MS64+. I think the weakness and those 2 big hits on the steps will keep it from a 65.
It's a problem with a few dates, most notably; 1888, '89, '92, and '93 ('92 and '93 probably being the worst struck dates, with '88 right behind...
The metal polish is a different seller. This seller is known for edited, overexposed pics, and rather generous grading. The pics in that auction...
For what it's worth, that coin looks properly graded to me. While DGS wasn't a well known TPG, from what I've heard and seen, they were very...
I would agree that it's a genuine 1879-S Morgan that's been painted. The cameo effect on the obverse was also painted on.
The Platinum Eagles have a face value of $100. I don't know the math, but I'm sure a single Platinum Eagle takes up way less space than 1000 dimes.
No problem, here's the NGC thread: NGC Slab Varieties
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