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Thank you sir.
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Evert once and a while I will see a coin that really will make me jelous. Well this is s8uch a coin . NICE!!!!
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Thanks so much for that nice comment busthalf :-)
I purchased it raw, then sent to ANACS. I almost sent to PCGS which I probably should have done. No doubt they would have been more conservative on the grade.
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Rest in Peace
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I would call this XF-45+ with an old wipe, and I think you might have posted this some time ago?
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I sure did SC, thought I'd see what others thought the "problem(s)" might be. Thanks man!
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With the amount of red remaining I'll go AU50. ANACS regularly slabs these "Corroded" and even though I don't see it, if there's a problem noted that is my guess: "Light Corrosion".
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Here it is, or at least, here it was. I was going through my inventory list and said, "wait a minute, that's right, I cracked this one out of it's ANACS holder and sent to PCGS awhile back!" It is now in a PCGS Genuine holder/code 91 (questionable color) It's amazing how one TPG sees something totally different than the other   swcoin.ecrater.com
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I think the 'corroded' is unfair, personally. An old cleaning sounds about right.
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I agree with a cleaning but, questionable color, whatever...they have to call it something I guess.
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ANACS seems to like that "Corroded" word. I have a Seated dollar that is supposedly Cleaned and Corroded. Although I agree with the cleaned part, the corroded part is a real stretch in my opinion. I think I might suspect what they were looking at, but if this coin is corroded, there's a lot of coins that are. TPG's provide a service but at the end of the day, it's just one opinion and we've all got one. Best regards, Ken |
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So they are saying the rust color is corrosion?
Looks like a beauty to me.
Not a huge fan of grading services.
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Thanks guys. Yeah, the whole coin is corroded and harshly cleaned. I'm getting really turned off by all the TPGs, especially ANACS where it seems 7 out of 10 coins they give their opinion on, has some kind of problem.
Ken, could not have said it better my self. What makes these people experts? At the end of the day, it's an opinion.
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I have also seen the 'corroded' label thrown around a lot, and corroded-cleaned seems to be a common dual label even on coins that don't look like it...
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I would give this gorgeous coin an AU-55.
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Thank you czar. I really love this coin. PCGS called it Questionable Color. I would agree the coin has been cleaned but not harshly. Under a loupe, the RD tinges have luster evident. If you look at LIBERTY, the L and areas around her hair and date, show this luster especially well. Thanks again :-)
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