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Edited by DVCollector
03/10/2014 2:43 pm
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I'm not well versed in IHC at all (in fact, I only own 3-4). I'll say my grades match PCGS/NGC since I don't know any better. 1. VG8 2. F12 3. F12 4. G4 5. G6 6. F12 7. G6 8. AU55 9. AU50 10. XF45 11. G6 12. MS61? 13. AU55 14. MS62? I hope I get at least half right. |
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Interesting idea! Here goes nothing, my guesses;
1. VG10 - Details scratched
2. F12 - Details scratched
3. F15
4. VG8
5. VG8
6. F12
7. VG10 - maybe details due to surface PVC, but could have graded clean
8. EF40
9. EF45
10. VF30
11. VG10
12. EF40
13. AU53
14. MS60/61
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Just an update--none of the coins pictured above got details grades. I'll post the results in the morning.  |
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Just an update--none of the coins pictured above got details grades. I've had (non key date) coins come back, with less damage on them than the ones I labeled as detailed, in body bags (old days) and now in details or Genuine holders from PCGS, NGC and ANACS. Kind of stinks how there is a double standard for key dates and certain old coins when it comes to PMD.  "Buy the Book Before You Buy the Coin" - Aaron R. Feldman - "And read it" - Me 2013! ANA Life Member #3288 in good standing since 1981, ANS, Early American Coppers Member (EAC), Colonial Coin Collectors Club member (C4), Conder Token Collector Club member (CTCC), Civil War Token Society (CWTS) member, Liberty Seated Collectors Club (LSCC) & Numismatic Bibliomania Society member (NBS), USMex, Member in good standing, 2¢ variety collector. See my want page: http://goccf.com/t/140440 |
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TPGs on the left side, my grades on the right. I think generally, TPGs tend to over grade key date coins.
F12/F12
VF20/F15
VG8/G6
VG8/G6
F15/F12
F12/VG10
AU50/EF40
EF40/VF30
VF30/VF30
VF8/VG8
EF45/EF40
AU50/EF40
EF45/EF40
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1. G6
2. VG10
3. F12
4. G4
5. G4
6. VG8
7. VG8
8. AU50
9. XF45
10. VF30
11. VG10
12. AU53
13. AU58
14. AU58
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Real quick look....
1. G6
2.F12
3. vg10
4. g6
5.G4
6. VG10
7.VG8
8. VF35
9. VF30
10. VF30
11.VG8
12. XF40
13. XF45
14. XF45
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@DavidZ there are 14 coins you only listed 13.
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1. G6, details
2. VG10, details
3. VG10
4. G6
5. G6
6. VG8
7. G6
8. VF20
9. VF20
10. F15
11. G6
12. VF20
13. VF30
14. VF35
Based on the other guesses, I'm either really conservative or horribly lost..
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03/10/2014 11:37 am
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I must be a hard grader because I don't see an AU in the bunch. although 13 comes close...
1. AG-3
2. VG-10
3. F-12
4. G-4
5. AG-3
6. F-12
7. VG-8
8. EF-40
9. VF-30
10. VF-30
11. VG-8
12. EF-40
13. EF-45
14. EF-45
Edited by paddy murphy
03/10/2014 11:43 am
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@coinsearcher from DV who started the op Quote:
Just an update--none of the coins pictured above got details grades. |
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TPG grade/my grade. 1. VG-8/G-6 2. F-15/F-12 3.F-12/fF-12 4. G-6/G-4 5. G-6/G-6 6. F-12/F-12 7. VG-10/VG8 8. EF-40/EF -40 9. EF-45/EF-45 10. VF -35/VF-30 11. VG-8/VG-8 12. EF-40/EF -40 13. AU-53/AU-53 14. EF-45/EF-45 I believe #13 gets an AU because I'm seeing the weakness in the ribbon as strike related. To me, it really depends heavily which TPG we are up against.
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I've had (non key date) coins come back, with less damage on them than the ones I labeled as detailed Yeah--that would sure be frustrating! A few of these struck me as details-grade as well--I like coins with even wear. So I picked coins w/pictures detailed enough to grade--I didn't single out problem coins. That said, some probably look different in-hand--at lot of my IHCs do! Overall, I trust my fellow CCF members grades more than many as slabbed--especially #8 with the CAC sticker!  I've posted the TPGs grades next to the coins. Here are my grades. I gave a few net grades due to issues I see. 1. VG8--too many marks! 2. F12 details--big scratch 3. F15 4. AG3 Just not enough rim/legends to make G4 5. G4 6. F15 7. F12 toughie to grade 8. EF40 not enough detail in ribbon curls for AU--scratches on cheek. 9. VF35 10. VF25 11. VG8 just barely 12. EF45 probably better in-hand 13. EF45 held back by strike 14. EF45 Edited by DVCollector
03/10/2014 2:51 pm
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DV, thank you again! This is one of the best post for learning about grading. You provided the pics and Rick Snow's grading guide then, you gave the TPG grade. I just downloaded his printout last week. I'm still learning, ( I'm to embarrassed to post) and did not but did it at home. This is great you did this. A learning experience.  |
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