Elements of Coin Grading: 1) Surface Preservation 2) Strike 3) Luster 4) EYE APPEAL What you call a color bump, I call market grading. Btw, are...
I don’t think the photo is doing that coin justice, I say it gets a star
Emerald green drives big prices, I’m doubling down on $525
Here is something you don't see everyday, a rainbow toned Sac Dollar. The obverse is stunning and should carry the coin to a premium gem grade....
I think the reverse deserves cameo but the obverse does not, I say it should get a star designation.
Something Like this! [img]
$525
While Bellman was entertaining, he was also certifiable, and his views on toning and coin pricing were astoundingly asinine. Lets put it this...
That's awesome!
Did it come with a free shovel?
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No star, but nice.
no star, too dark
$340
NT for Walker
The obverse looks MS63 and the reverse looks MS65, when you add in the dramatic rainbow toning, I think the appropriate grade is MS64+
Agreed, though personally, I wouldn't purchase a high end proof coin of any significant value from just photos, even if a defect wasn't present....
And grading high end proof coins from photos is literally, impossible.
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