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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Beautiful coin, of course, so what did it set you back? What bank did you rob to pay for it?
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Outstanding example. A real beauty.
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United States
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Very nice coin! Just beautiful. Too bad the obverse doesn't have as much of a cameo as the reverse though. Just a very  worthy coin. Edited by SilverStackerKid
08/24/2015 9:07 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Uh oh, tmcd. We don't like 2 threads about the same coin. Proper thing to do would have been to post these in the original thread for future reference  |
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United States
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Looks like an okay 65. I'd grade it a "C" for the grade. 50/50 shot at trying to cross to PCGS, as I believe you were considering? I cannot remember.
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Looks like an okay 65. I'd grade it a "C" for the grade. 50/50 shot at trying to cross to PCGS I agree with this assessment. |
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Yes, I was considering crossing it to PCGS, just not sure if it's even worth it. I only paid $1025, it books at $17-1850 in this grade. Sorry about the double post, won't do that again.
Edited by TMCD75
08/24/2015 10:40 pm
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Looks nice! Cross it with ngc.
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Why ngc, is it a better company? Do you think it will make the ms65 grade?
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Ngc is a better company. I say it will go 65. Also, PCGS coins sell about for about 9% less than NGC.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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I like it and would love to see more light on the lower half of the obverse to better examine the cheek/chin. Small ANACS holders are usually accurate grade-wise.
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Also, unless you have are a member of PCGS, you have to find a PCGS dealer or pay $100 for a 1 yr membership.
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DeodatusAlp2002, where do you get the numbers to support your statement that PCGS coins sell for 9% less than NGC coins?
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Um, no. Same coin, same grade, will be worth more on average in a pcgs slab than ngc. It's just the way the market perception is... With this coin I would go ngc because you have a better shot at getting it to cross at 65. Pcgs tends to be a more strict at grading especially when it comes to 64 or 65. Plus ngc is cheaper and it still has a $1700 +/- liquidity value in ngc. Oh and you can buy an ANA membership for $30 that comes with ngc submiting privileges if you don't have the $150 to spend on becoming a member. But you do get the $150 back in voucher form to apply to grading costs. If you have more coins you want to get graded I'd buy the $150 membership. |
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