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UPDATE: PCGS - submittals - 1915-D Barber quarter comes back as NOT cleaned but has a scratch and they will not grade it, at least it came back as not cleaned. The 1997-P proof eagle comes back as PR69DCAM - finally some good news. I just sent in a two coin 1995 Civil War Commemorative set for PCGS grading. 1787 New Jersey Penny comes back from PCGS as NOT GENUINE - other coins are still in the grading process. I owe you guys the results on my coin finds (metal detector) that I posted about last year. I'm just now getting them out for grading (long story, life happens) and should be getting them back in a few weeks. I'll post the grades and stories when I get them back. Edited by snook
02/28/2008 06:25 am
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Can't wait to hear and see what happens with the grading. Which grading company did you send them to?
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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That may be a mistake if these are ground recovery pieces. They will most likely be BB for environmental damage. I went looking for your original post on the subject but the pictures have been removed.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Some people have found silver coins in the ground that weren't damaged, so it's possible.
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Wow, it has great detail on it. What do you think PCGS would grade it at?
Edited by Amazon99
09/04/2007 11:35 pm
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I hope it goes well for you with PCGS. Do you have any links to the New Jersey piece? I really dig metal detector finds and would love to see that one too.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Nice, nice coin. Let us know how the grade comes out.
I think that is the one I lost back in 1915 or was it 1916?
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I have no idea what it will grade. I'm headed home this weekend and I'll post some pics of the 1787 when I get there.
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Bedrock of the Community
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The 15-D will BB either for envionmental damage or cleaning It is a nice coin but the picture shows major hairline scratches running from 10:00 to 4:00.
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Forum Kid
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Cant wait to see the Jersey :D
TheKid
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Just took these pics of the Jersey copper. Just to repeat, this coin was not dug; I found it in the corner masonry of a colonial era house that was being demolished in Salem NJ. I thought it was a washer when I first saw it, I picked it up and wiped it off and then rinsed with water. It looks like the Maris 48-g variety. Anyway, here are the pics: Image:  IMG_1388_300.jpg90.9 KB Image: IMG_1389.jpg90.94 KB Edited by snook
09/12/2007 11:04 am
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Bedrock of the Community
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Still looks like it has some environmental problems that would probably get it bagged at PCGS or NGC, but to a colonial specialist that would be one nice NJ. The colonial specialists don't really give a dang about what the TPGs think, and most of them would rather they not be slabbed anyway.
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Pillar of the Community
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 with Conder101, he is right on the money. If you decide to sell it here, I would bid on it. |
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Very cool, the Jersey looks awesome.
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