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Bedrock of the Community
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I'm between AU-55 to AU-58. Nice coin!
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Looks like there is just a touch of rub on Liberty's head, breast, and right knee. Reverse rims/denticles are a bit weak but that seems entirely due to strike. Color is attractive and surfaces look original with minor contact marks.
Seems very solid for AU-58 but not quite mint state IMO.
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Thank you all for your opinions.
You guys are very good, I must say. The ANACS grade is AU55.
Can this grade be considered accurate by current PCGS/NGC standards?
I have read that the old ANACS small white slabs tend to be conservatively graded.
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05/31/2015 05:36 am
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You can always send it in for a crossover.
If it won't cross at the same, or at a higher grade, then they won't bust it out.
(As always, all is contingent on whether there is any hidden damage, too.)
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Thank you for the information, westernsky.
I do intend to have some of my collection slabbed at some point- just need to find the time. PCGS are in Paris while NGC is in Münich. Will need to decide with is more convenient for me.
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I'm pretty sure you can't cross-over ANACS slabs to NGC or PCGS, unless they changed that rule and I'm not aware of it.
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You can definitely cross over ANACS to NGC or PCGS. I did some a few weeks back. I would go PCGS, most bang for your buck. I would it should cross over at AU-55 and maybe go up to the AU-58. Beautiful coin.
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The question I have is, is it worth it removing coins from the old Anacs small white slabs and have them regrade at PCGS?
Or, as I have read, these old holders are still valued for their conservative grading and as such there is not much to gain by a cross-over. I am very new to this slab thing, and the only slabbed coins I have are those that happened to be in slabs when I bought them.
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If you send it in the slab I doubt very much that PCGS would upgrade it. If however you crack it out it seems likely to me you would get that AU-58. A risk obviously, and I'm not sure PCGS AU-58 would bring a much higher price than old ANACS 55 if you decide to sell someday. There is however a $200 price difference between the two grades on the PCGS price guide. Decisions, decisions......  |
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I would keep this coin in it's current slab. I think the toning is a little too heavy and the circulation a little too strong to go any higher. Plus people do like to buy these older ANACS slabs.
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Thank you for the helpful comments. I think I will keep this one in its
current slab.
They have the added benefit that they are small and easy to store!
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