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Would You Call This Brown Or Red / Brown ?

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Which grading company are you?

ICCS: maybe RB
PCGS/NGC: Brown

Me: I would likely go brown, but would want to see it in hand.
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Brown / red.
Not normally termed in this order, so if by convention,
R/B.
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Trace red at best by ICCS, assuming it grades Unc. They might Au55/58 that. I don't see much lustre.
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By my own eyes... brown.
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Brown
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Mostly Brown so, I guess you would have to say, Brown.
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Neither Brown nor Red/Brown.
Trace Red by ICCS standards IMO.
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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Older ICCS = Trace red

~ Last 5 years ..ICCS = Brown
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I liked the description "Trace Red", "Brown" has too much range.
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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Quote:
"Brown" has too much range.


So true...Even the dark black are called "brown"..
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