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<p>[QUOTE="Gallienus, post: 1651926, member: 42034"]Very nice it looks a lot better than a 61 from the photo but of course there is a limited amount one can tell from a photo. Also unlike USA coins, TPG of non-USA is a very small business for NGC/PCGS so I was told once that they just outsource that work to contractors. I've a PCGS? 61 Venezuelan 1875 small gold coin that looks absolutely bagmarked to pieces (but is still unc). Also I collect Latin American & know nothing about Canadian. That not withstanding the piece could be much nicer than a 61, particularly if you are a specialist in those. Manipulative dealers here are making a big stink about rare date/mint $20 gold Liberties & Saints; actually one was the most expensive coin ever sold for a while. However it's still possible to get some minor, rare date gold inexpensively. </p><p><br /></p><p>BTW I've been wondering about getting a nice Canadian coin to show to friends. Any recommendations on something nice but not abysmally common? What should I avoid in the $5 or $10 pieces?</p><p><br /></p><p>I'll put up another uncommon minor gold in a bit.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Gallienus, post: 1651926, member: 42034"]Very nice it looks a lot better than a 61 from the photo but of course there is a limited amount one can tell from a photo. Also unlike USA coins, TPG of non-USA is a very small business for NGC/PCGS so I was told once that they just outsource that work to contractors. I've a PCGS? 61 Venezuelan 1875 small gold coin that looks absolutely bagmarked to pieces (but is still unc). Also I collect Latin American & know nothing about Canadian. That not withstanding the piece could be much nicer than a 61, particularly if you are a specialist in those. Manipulative dealers here are making a big stink about rare date/mint $20 gold Liberties & Saints; actually one was the most expensive coin ever sold for a while. However it's still possible to get some minor, rare date gold inexpensively. BTW I've been wondering about getting a nice Canadian coin to show to friends. Any recommendations on something nice but not abysmally common? What should I avoid in the $5 or $10 pieces? I'll put up another uncommon minor gold in a bit.[/QUOTE]
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