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Hard to tell from pics. At least a 30, maybe 40 on a good day.
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The first two photos look VF-20, third one VF-30.
So based on your previous 50c thread, I'll say VF-30...
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Looks like a standard VF-30 to me. In my mind no way it could exceed that.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Wonder if the poster can show the grade?
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Photos could be a bit clearer but, I'll say ICCS graded it either, EF-45 or AU-50 A beauty for sure and makes my VG-8 look sick.  |
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Now for the reveal...
It is graded VF30, on it's way to PCGS
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PCGS will grade it ef40 or 45.
Doesn't mean it's worth more.
But at least it'll be in a solid protective case.
Personally, being a Canadian resident, who collects Canadian coins, I feel ICCS is best for resale.
Plus, it costs a bundle sending coins to the US grading services.
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I thought I'd send it in, as I had two free grading vouchers left that both expire in a week lol. I think that there is still value in regrading an "undergraded" coin, as the price it can bring in a lower graded ICCS holder is still lower. I would love to hear your insight though, as I haven't had much experience in price variance with PCGS vs ICCS
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Posted 02/28/2019 7:59 pm
