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Valued Member
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Pillar of the Community
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thank you,
very interesting, have not seen this "configuration" before. even though I have several AV's
In "better" grades these are scarce...
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Valued Member
Canada
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When I call ICCS to discuss details to be noted in your opinion other than inverted a/v what should be included as well?
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Pillar of the Community
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The doubling on the coin is machine/mechanical doubling (MD) and I've never seen that on any TPG holder, since it's not a "true" variety. Nice coin! |
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Pillar of the Community
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TPG's certainly comment on things like doubling.  Ask for whatever letters and/or numbers have doubling |
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Valued Member
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I will have to send it back for them to re do so can discuss all this. Merry Christmas to you all .
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The inverted AV is the only important thing you need on the label, this sets the coin from the rest and adds all it"s value, minor doubling on the label the vast majority of collectors do not care.
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 It's just silly for them to note any doubling other than doubled dies or repunched features. IMO I would free two of johnnysprawl's coins from their holders, these kind of comments are granted to the submitters to increase business. It smacks of pandering and amateurism and in the broader marketplace actually devalues the coin. "Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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12/25/2021 2:08 pm
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Valued Member
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If one coin has multiple varieties in one coin should the errors not all be noted ? For instance , I have a 1947 Canadian dollar pointed 7, 4 over variety which also has a double HP which is a variety of it's own .
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The varieties on the 47 dollar are all known to collectors and probably adds some value but the minor stuff is just clutter on a label.
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If one coin has multiple varieties in one coin should the errors not all be noted Yes, it should; but as mentioned previously you sometimes need to ask to have these noted on the holder. Don't listen to these old dinosaurs. If you want the 4/4 and the double HP noted on the holder, go for it. |
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I sent back the inverted AV and they fixed the holder , said it was a clerical error and that the Machine Doubling was not a "known" variety so would not note it . So my question is does the Machine Doubling of many letters and 50 make it rarer and more valuable? I have a 2021 Haxby guide and the price value shows vf 20 at $1800 and an EF 40 at $5000. If this coin is graded as VF30 how do I determine where it fits between 1800 and 5000? |
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coin trends shows a vf-20 at 2,000 and a ef-40 at 6,000. so it should retail at 4,000 good luck getting that amount , but it is a starting point.
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Many times, MD will lower the value of some coins, especially higher grades because most folks want a crisp clean strike. A variety collector may give you more than a normal coin, but you'd have to shop it around.
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