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New Member
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I been cashier all my life. I been collecting. I am in need of money and selling my collection on ebay well as locally. How much I need to ask for this?   |
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New Member
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Omg tnx John those are some good website.
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Bedrock of the Community
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New Member
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Some more pictures without lights.   |
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Bedrock of the Community
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This coin needs to be professionally graded to realize its full value.
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New Member
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:) where can I find a professional? That's why I'm here.
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Bedrock of the Community
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I thought the luster on this looked familiar. As you can see, the background is the same on the OPs coin as MagicMike's. All of Mikesmountainvalues CNs look like this. And we know what he does to his coins. This might get a details grade. Here are 3 that recently sold, raw. My feeling is when I see him sell them raw, NGC gave it a details grade and he cracked it out or he didn't want to take the chance of trying to slab it.    Edited by Jerry Picker
11/18/2022 09:21 am
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Bedrock of the Community
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way too much glare to evaluate the surfaces. no way to see if its all original and color. the first obv photo makes the coin look like it was cleaned.
just going by the photos the coin could be anywhere between MS63 and MS65 and could possibly be cleaned
for professionally grading a single coin PCGS or NGC are the top of the heap. for PCGS expect a cost of about $100 with a subscription, cost of grading, shipping & insurance both ways. at MS63 the coin has a retail value of about $275 if it details then maybe $175
before I went any further with this you should get some better photos without glare so CCF members can give you a better assessment.
try these steps to get better photos
1. turn off flash
2. place coin on flat surface with indirect natural light. maybe a window sill in a cloudy day. use a dark or black background to avoid any color reflection onto the coin
3. move phone about 3in from coin
4. zoom in using your fingers until the coin comes into focus
5. hold phone steady. if you cant then place something on either side of the coin (like books) at that distance and lay phone between them. this will hold it steady and allow you to zoom and take the photo without any blurring
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Bedrock of the Community
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AU-58 with possibly an older cleaning.
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Pillar of the Community
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Without coin in hand, I'm afraid there's no way to truly grade it based off a couple low resolution images.I tell you what though, sell it to me for $100 and I'll gladly assume all the risks. &  |
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Pillar of the Community
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You could send it to ANACS a much less expensive proposition.
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Posted 11/17/2022 8:06 pm
