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1839 Seated Quarter (PCGS)

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I'd say XF-40
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PCGS says VF 30. I thought it was a bit harsh. Since the price jumps so high between VF and XF I was thinking about cracking out and sending into NGC and hope for a XF40. Good idea?
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PCGS says VF 30. I thought it was a bit harsh. Since the price jumps so high between VF and XF I was thinking about cracking out and sending into NGC and hope for a XF40. Good idea?


Not to me. I see no chance of it grading XF40. NGC might go VF35 though and at NGC VF35 it would likely be valued the same as a PCGS VF30. It is a nice VF30.



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I definitely wouldn't.. Looks like a solid 30. It couldt slide into a 35 but I don't see it having a shot at a 40 or higher. And as mentioned a NGC 35 would sell for about the same as a PCGS 30.. The obverse just isn't strong enough for it to make EF..
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The reputable TPGs don't do average grading anymore, at least not as I understand it.
And they definitely don't do split grading.
The coin gets the grade based on the worse of the two sides.
Only time they "push" it is if it's a key coin.
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