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Please Help Me Grade This 1900 $20!

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 Posted 02/02/2013  1:52 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add chris12018 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I still need one of these for my 7070. After comparing the ICG & PCGS I will say MS63+ . Very nice piece.
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I've been doing a little research online, and I have some confidence that it's possible this ICG piece could make 65. I've found NGC and PCGS graded pieces in a similar (or worse) condition to the ICG piece that still made 65. These were both found on Heritage as well:


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No doubt the ICG coin is a nice one. It may well cross at MS-65 to PCGS but in that case you will have paid too much based on Heritage history for that coin/grade/TPG combination. If it were to cross at PCGS MS-66 you will come out way ahead. Once you have it in hand you will be able to decide whether it satisfies; if not, you can use the return privilege.

If you keep it you will likely never be sorry. It is a beautiful piece to have in your collection.
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I think it is 65 too. The large gold coins get a break in grading, due to their tendancy to acquire marks very easily being such a soft and heavy coin. I agree 66 is unlikely, and $5800 is too much to risk.
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