I found one in my blue Whitman folder from when I was a teenager a few years back. Sent it to PCGS. MS64 RB. They use it as the sample photo....
I have more than a few of those other varieties. This one I have never seen listed before and now I have 4 of them.
I have something odd. It looks like additional fabric on Jeffersons knot between the ponytail and the collar. I have been told it's a common die...
A 66+ would be a fair grade. No FS or star. Pretty though.
I wouldn't be a bit surprised to see this coin in an NGC holder graded MS67 5FS. If that gash on the reverse were on Jeffersons forehead it would...
If that's not wear above the ear, I think NGC would call it a 66.
Nice close-ups of each for grading purposes.
Great report. The show was everything I'd hoped for. Spent the whole day Thursday and blew the show budget on one coin. Something for everyone....
I’m going. It’s only a 3 Hour Drive.
It is and Thanks.
Really nice photography.
While we're discussing Canadian. Where would be the best place to sell a condition census quarter from the 1950s? Not a rare date.
Somewhere I heard that there was a rule with NGC that you could not have more than 75% PCGS in a set. The fantasy of getting a 68 was worth the...
Yes, I should’ve used the word consistency rather than compatibility
The question remains though, if NGC is tougher on the series then why is PCGS more expensive?
You’re right, I found that out.
Registry set compatibility, and the hope of a higher grade.
I sent 2 PCGS graded Jefferson nickels for crossover to NGC earlier this month. Neither crossed. Can it be assumed that NGC slabbed Jeffersons are...
Agreed, questionable color but 64.
Please everyone, use a tripod and a cable release, a continuous light source or two and no flash.
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