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<p>[QUOTE="princeofwaldo, post: 4789877, member: 24091"]PCGS census shows this Dav-8386 dated 1879 as population of (1), a single coin in MS63. Pretty sure that is actually this coin, now residing in a PCGS MS64 holder after being submitted for grade reconsideration but not yet updated in the census.</p><p><br /></p><p>It's up for auction next month at Nomisma Spa in San Marino, with an opening bid of €5,000 --or about $6,000 plus the juice. Possibly better struck than mine, the head detail on John The Baptist is for certain superior to my coin. Still, not sure if I would call this a true MS64 coin by any stretch without seeing it in-hand first. Looks like possible traces of PVC damage on the high points or maybe the greenish patina is natural?? Also, interesting that Davenport is no longer good enough for them, they instead attributed it by the MIR number. Isn't there a Biaggi number out there somewhere for this coin as well? Haven't seen it attributed as such in any past auction. Also, what is NGSA 30 years and why should I care?</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]1164183[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="princeofwaldo, post: 4789877, member: 24091"]PCGS census shows this Dav-8386 dated 1879 as population of (1), a single coin in MS63. Pretty sure that is actually this coin, now residing in a PCGS MS64 holder after being submitted for grade reconsideration but not yet updated in the census. It's up for auction next month at Nomisma Spa in San Marino, with an opening bid of €5,000 --or about $6,000 plus the juice. Possibly better struck than mine, the head detail on John The Baptist is for certain superior to my coin. Still, not sure if I would call this a true MS64 coin by any stretch without seeing it in-hand first. Looks like possible traces of PVC damage on the high points or maybe the greenish patina is natural?? Also, interesting that Davenport is no longer good enough for them, they instead attributed it by the MIR number. Isn't there a Biaggi number out there somewhere for this coin as well? Haven't seen it attributed as such in any past auction. Also, what is NGSA 30 years and why should I care? [ATTACH=full]1164183[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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