They all get it wrong from time to time spock. The point is that there are too many who think that PCGS can do no wrong - kinda like you used to...
And you think that you can identify any coin by looking at a picture of it ? Sorry, but you can't. Change the type of lighting, lighting angle,...
So you mean kinda like it already is. Then what's the point ?
I'm not sure where you are reading that in the ANA standards, I can't recall ever seeing it. But the generally accepted percentages for the color...
By special request - you don't count :D
Howdy Jimmy - No we do not have live chat. We've tried it a couple times and it never gets used so we did away with it.
As long as you know your seller, yes, it is wise.
Yes, it is new rule enacted a couple months ago.
Pirate treasure no, coins from a sunken Spanish galleon - yes.
Andy - all TPG's use market grading, always have. The ANA grading guide is based on market grading. And it has been that way since 1987.
It will be the same composition as the original coin.
Just curious, if that were the case, how did the zinc get on the edges ?
You do realize that Photograde only deals with circulated coins ? And in today's world I don't know of anybody that uses it other than some...
Do - know your seller. And if you dont know your seller then you better know your coins. Do - start a numismatic library. Knowledge is king and...
Really ? Do you know who ND86 is ? I do, I know who are too ;)
Andy what grading standards have you read ? They all lists these things as the criteria upon which to judge grade - Contact marks Hairlines...
The red designation requires that 95% or more of the coin be original mint red. So OK Mark, let's use illustrations. You tell me which one of...
spock stock - nahhhhh, it doesn't exist :rolleyes:
I'd have to say 64.
Kevin I'm proud of ya :thumb: Tell your mom I said Howdy ;)
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