It's only ironic if you weren't aware of it already, and who said they wouldn't correct their mistake -- they just don't guarantee it. What I...
A few points...and apologizing in advance for my blunt response, but I think you need to hear it.... o It's not NGC's fault that you can't see a...
I agree with your assessment, but need to understand better what you mean by "most". To this point, I believe rather strongly that most...
Hmmm.
That is a curious grade. Maybe luster a touch light? Perhaps something on the rim hidden under the slab? Curious.
Sneaky, RLM, sneaky. :smile I wonder what I guessed the last time. 63? :confused:
I would call it a DCAM.
I cannot, for the life of me, understand how that could happen. Would you please explain?
That's a really neat coin, and an even neater story with a lesson for many collectors -- as BR549 said above, "It pays to pay attention"....
As I recall the trial piece is particularly rare... GOOD LUCK!
Get the PlastX -- it's cheap and worth a try. If that doesn't help, and you're in no rush, wait for next Baltimore show and submit in person. If...
FWIW, the seller is Jeremy (Airplanenut, ATS), a good guy.
AU 55 would be my grade (and any grade up to about MS 63 is certainly not out of the question), but like others I am concerned a prior cleaning...
I believe the puppy nailed this one too. To be sure, call them tomorrow: You can reach the PCGS customer service department Monday - Friday...
lkeigwin nailed it. Delivery is the seller's responsibility.
As a general rule, deep scratches will be problematic, but roughened areas (that appear translucent white) come off easily. You can also use the...
That's a pricey coin in Gem, even brown, IIRC. I could really grade the coin anywhere from 63 to 65. I'll guess it graded 64 BN. One of...
nice 67
Here's another idea. Wait for the next Baltimore show, and take it to NGC there for reslabbing. That way you'll save on postage one way at...
We shall see. :) You may be correct, but the mellowing (particularly visible on the reverse) along with some light obverse spotting gave me...
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