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1944 Mexico 2 1/2 Pesos Gold KM 463 - Grade Needed

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1944-Mexico-2-1/2-Pesos-Gold-KM-463---Grade-Needed
1944-Mexico-2-1/2-Pesos-Gold-KM-463---Grade-Needed
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Much sharper and clearer images needed.
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This coin has some diagonal northwest quadrant obverse markings on it. I cannot determine if they are from the die or from PMD scratches.

The one vertical scratch through the hair is very interesting and appears to be underneath the seemingly upward-lifted device but it is hard to tell.

1944-Mexico-2-1/2-Pesos-Gold-KM-463---Grade-Needed

One other interesting observation has to do with that arc shaped gold colored line passing through the eye and temple hair. Since I had to create the photo in a grayscale profile because of file size constraints, that line appeared although it is non-existent when holding the gold colored coin in one's hand.

Finally, this coin does appear to be the more valuable restrike version but I want to ensure that it would at least get an MS 61 before wasting money on the grading fee. I'd like a confirmation that it is a re-strike.
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Not sure if it's a restrike but I'm sure you are aware these are universally regarded as bullion coins. Many (most?) are MS since they did not circulate. With $100 of gold in them I would think you'd need a gem grade to recoup grading expenses.

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Can we get photos of both sides?
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photos of both sides?


I want to get those photos as soon as possible but my computer decided to die. I think this time I'm going to migrate from Windows to an Apple platform so I can have unlimited phone technical support etc.

Thanks
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. you'd need a gem grade to recoup grading


I bought this for melt value, but thought it was a circulating coin instead of bullion.

If I'm reading this right, NGC WorldCoin has its mintage, 20,000, going for $2200 retail at an MS 60 grade.

How can I find out the retail price for an MS 67 it was graded at?
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This coin is the lowest mintage example of the km # 463 series:

https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide...duid-1428060



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A good example of how scratches from the minting process do not influence grading. Thanks, I have wondered. And know mexican coins sometimes have those.

Not an expensive coin. These has gone for around 400$ at ms67 recently. But very worth saving from melting. The design is nice. Good detail for a small coin.
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