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That's what I paid, greysheet raw G+ price. I see so many that were at one time or anotherlikely cleaned that a pink or battleship grey 1921 D sorts jumps out from the crowd.
Edited by luvmyCAM
02/02/2022 8:46 pm
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Rest in Peace
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G-06 Straight .  |
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 Nice to finally fill that hole eh? Good pick up! smat |
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enough rims for me to just make VG8
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pazaldi was thinking same maybe ANACS will flip it heads VG tails G. My last lot of barbers from ANACS were inconsistent some were I felt "old cleaned" and came back straight 2 were slightly rough and tumbled but came back VG10 and two with full liberty and no scratches came Back scratched? It all evened out though but I think they threw darts and cut me some breaks. ANACS is always a surprise but PCGS and NGC just tally up to quickly on common dates so I stick with the Colorado rocky mountain gang.
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Obv G6, rev AG3, but obv carries the grade, I'm ok at G4 or G6 net.
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I'm with the crowd at G-6 simply because the rims are not quite full enough. With this amount of wear the coin will probably weigh somewhere around 11.8gms- 12.0gms. Nice snag of a key date! Congrats!
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Now this did surprise me I was hoping for a straight grade G6, VG is fine with me.   |
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Strongly disagree given that reverse rim. Perfect example of grade-flation. This is simply not VG, and why ANACS remains a second-tier grading company.
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03/22/2022 8:54 pm
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OP got lucky on this one, but sometimes it's better to be lucky!
Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis |
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Lucked out for sure, I'm with Mr. Frog on this one
You realize when you know how to think, it empowers you far beyond those who know only what to think.
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As the owner of a coin like that I would be elated at the VG grade but if I were purchasing, I would consider it overgraded. This is why collectors are advised to "buy the coin, not the slab grade". We all realize that grading is subjective but there are solid standards for grading especially with circulated coins. VG coins of this series MUST have full rims. This coin does not. Still a nice pickup of a key date.
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