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Looks like someone spilled milk on the holder.
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Yeah, it's on the holder.
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Still, though, I wouldn't trust an ICG grade.
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ICG = I Can't Grade
NTC = Not This Coin (as in, "there is an MS65 out there, just not this coin")
NNC = Nutso Numismatist Centsles
SGS = Stupid Grading Service
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I don't know what I'm doing, but apart from wear, the scratches, and the hole in the middle, it looks OK... PF70++++ DCAM.
Edited by Numisma
10/12/2015 08:33 am
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Nicely circulated through a mechanical reaper.  |
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I think the description pretty much says it all: Quote:
Condition; Good to Very Good Condition |
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This thread is always good for a late night laugh :)
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Edited by CoinCollector2012
10/18/2015 7:32 pm
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I hope that didn't affect the coin.
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Who would buy that coin when the only important part of the scans is completely black?  |
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Well, I suppose the seller can use that method to his advantage. Take a completely worthless coin, slap it in a semi-professional 2x2 with a grade of VF, do that to the pictures, and see what happens on ebay. |
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The picture is part of the description, so the grade of VF is implied. Although that's subjective, the buyer could send it back if it's not as described. However, I wouldn't chance $16 on the prospect of probably having to send it back on 1857 Flying Eagle cent but I would on an 1877 cent. |
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