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1941 Walking Liberty Half PCGS Submission Disappointment.where Did This Go Wrong?

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After quite a while at PCGS, I glanced at my submissions before they've arrived and to say the grader was having a bad day was an understatement. At least three of my previously PCGS graded coins that I cracked came back a full numerical grade lower, I know, I took that risk so I really can't fault anyone else....but this one I can't wrap my head around. I had this at least gem and it's damaged? Where? Anyone else have an idea? Great luster? Came back as unc details damaged
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Did PCGS mention anything about wheel marks? I bought one slabbed coin that was Detailed using that term and I swear it took me about 20 minutes to find the small area on the reverse. Don't know how they spotted it, when they only inspect the coin for about a minute.
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I haven't actually received them back yet, but will in a couple days. Where would I find that explanation? Do they include something in the box?
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