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1897 V Nickel - PCGS MS-63 But With Big Obverse Marks

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What do folks think of the MS-63 grade this V nickel received from PCGS. With the two big marks in front of the bust I would have thought it would have received a lower grade.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1897-Libert...047675.l2557
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Could they be on the slab?
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Hmm.. ok. That is odd.
With those sorts of marks I woyld say MS details w/ Damage. The one on top could be a planchet flaw but the lower one is definitely a scratch. Although even if it were a planchet flaw it would be mentioned on the holder. This is odd, I don't see how this could have slipped through the ranks.
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Could they be on the slab?

Definitely on the coin.


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With the two big marks in front of the bust I would have thought it would have received a lower grade.

Usually with such deep scratches, a details grade is given.
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I don't find this hard to believe:

https://goccf.com/t/185855

PCGS seems to be worrying much less about that pesky "Details" label these days. They're slabbing roadkill.
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Those are some pretty nasty digs--I wouldn't pay more than mid AU or maybe MS60 personally.
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