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shtudentt, Were both Denver? Both 006.2? John1  |
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please tell me more about 006.2,whats mean 2 after 006?
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I don't remember  John1 |
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I think there are 12 die pairs known.Maybe the 2 means second die pair of the sixth one found  Now you got me feeling dumb shtudentt John1 Edited by John1
09/20/2014 08:40 am
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it worth to send it for grading?
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IMHO,no. John1 |
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Because the cost to have it TPGed wouldn't justify what you would get for it on the open market,IMHO. I found one awhile back roll hunting myself.Anyone who is in to these can tell pretty easily what it is without a TPG,as for grade you should be able to tell on your own. If it was a MS60 or better then I might have it slabbed but it is really up to you. John1 |
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thank you JOHN,so ,next question,how much it may cost ?by my research I got nothing about price
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Your link shows a P and your coin is a D which is more rare. As to price to slab depends on what one you choose,PCGS-NGC or ANACS. John1 |
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Hi guys I have a ANACS MS63 1988-D RDV-006 only one graded so far. Still trying to get the 1992 CLAM and 1992-D CLAM have all of the other die varieties. :)
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