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Heritage 2/28/11 - Nicest 67 so far? A pleasant surprise in that the HA images were, uh left a lot to be desired and no one bid on it!
Heritage 2/28/11 - Nicest 67 so far? A pleasant surprise in that the HA images were, uh left a lot to be desired and no one bid on it!
Heritage 2/28/11 - Nicest 67 so far? A pleasant surprise in that the HA images were, uh left a lot to be desired and no one bid on it!
DLRC 10/10 - Deep vibrant luster as a 67RD should be. A fair number of small tics and dings. The reverse luster and color is a "fresh from the mint" shade of red. Excluding the reverse, it is hard for me to differentiate this coin from the best MS66RD example. Obverse is showing a tiny bit of oxidation that is creating a "skin" that the lens picks up but the eye does not. I wonder if this is at the low end of 67RD?
DLRC 10/10 - Deep vibrant luster as a 67RD should be. A fair number of small tics and dings. The reverse luster and color is a "fresh from the mint" shade of red. Excluding the reverse, it is hard for me to differentiate this coin from the best MS66RD example. Obverse is showing a tiny bit of oxidation that is creating a "skin" that the lens picks up but the eye does not. I wonder if this is at the low end of 67RD?
DLRC 10/10 - Deep vibrant luster as a 67RD should be. A fair number of small tics and dings. The reverse luster and color is a "fresh from the mint" shade of red. Excluding the reverse, it is hard for me to differentiate this coin from the best MS66RD example. Obverse is showing a tiny bit of oxidation that is creating a "skin" that the lens picks up but the eye does not. I wonder if this is at the low end of 67RD?
eBay 12/10 jwpgolf - Is this the shade of Minty Fresh RED? Seems there is little of the "red toning" typical of a 100 yr old coin. Very vibrant and reflective luster on both sides. The spotting is not immediately apparent in hand and only slightly visible under a loupe. Note that these images excessively exaggerate the spotting. Another Amazing Coin via eBay at well below market values
eBay 12/10 jwpgolf - Is this the shade of Minty Fresh RED? Seems there is little of the "red toning" typical of a 100 yr old coin. Very vibrant and reflective luster on both sides. The spotting is not immediately apparent in hand and only slightly visible under a loupe. Note that these images excessively exaggerate the spotting. Another Amazing Coin via eBay at well below market values
eBay 12/10 jwpgolf - Is this the shade of Minty Fresh RED? Seems there is little of the "red toning" typical of a 100 yr old coin. Very vibrant and reflective luster on both sides. The spotting is not immediately apparent in hand and only slightly visible under a loupe. Note that these images excessively exaggerate the spotting. Another Amazing Coin via eBay at well below market values
eBay 1/11 Jamie Smith - Colorwise - this one is another shade of red and nice candidate for inclusion to this grade. It seems to fit nicely between the extremes of the other 66RD examples The spotting on the bust is not visible in hand, nasty scratch above the date. Another quality coin at what I think are bargain prices via eBay.
eBay 1/11 Jamie Smith - Colorwise - this one is another shade of red and nice candidate for inclusion to this grade. It seems to fit nicely between the extremes of the other 66RD examples The spotting on the bust is not visible in hand, nasty scratch above the date. Another quality coin at what I think are bargain prices via eBay.
eBay 1/11 Jamie Smith - Colorwise - this one is another shade of red and nice candidate for inclusion to this grade. It seems to fit nicely between the extremes of the other 66RD examples The spotting on the bust is not visible in hand, nasty scratch above the date. Another quality coin at what I think are bargain prices via eBay.
Heritage 1/5/11 Well. What is there to say? Obvious major hits and dings on the obverse. Frankly I don't understand the grade on this one. Maybe someone can drop me a note regarding the Certification number that stars at 900 - Is this a show coin? Sure am glad that I got it for 64RD money. thought.... I wish dates of encapsulation were public knowledge....
Heritage 1/5/11 Well. What is there to say? Obvious major hits and dings on the obverse. Frankly I don't understand the grade on this one. Maybe someone can drop me a note regarding the Certification number that stars at 900 - Is this a show coin? Sure am glad that I got it for 64RD money. thought.... I wish dates of encapsulation were public knowledge....
Heritage 1/5/11 Well. What is there to say? Obvious major hits and dings on the obverse. Frankly I don't understand the grade on this one. Maybe someone can drop me a note regarding the Certification number that stars at 900 - Is this a show coin? Sure am glad that I got it for 64RD money. thought.... I wish dates of encapsulation were public knowledge....
Heritage 2/22/11 Best 66RD IMO - Stronger strike, better luster than the 65RD CAC below - Maybe a great candidate for submitting for the new Shield Plus grades? One hit on the reverse - spotting is not visible in hand. One of the few pleasant surprises from HA
Heritage 2/22/11 Best 66RD IMO - Stronger strike, better luster than the 65RD CAC below - Maybe a great candidate for submitting for the new Shield Plus grades? One hit on the reverse - spotting is not visible in hand. One of the few pleasant surprises from HA
DLRC 2/7/11 CAC Assurance. A big hit right at Lincolns nose which IMO is a significant distraction. I don't understand CAC. I presume that this coin is solid for the grade in spite of the distracting ding. If this is true then the coin above is under graded. I am so confused! lol 3/17/11
DLRC 2/7/11 CAC Assurance. A big hit right at Lincolns nose which IMO is a significant distraction. I don't understand CAC. I presume that this coin is solid for the grade in spite of the distracting ding. If this is true then the coin above is under graded. I am so confused! lol 3/17/11
Solid example of this grade, great color, luster ever so slightly subdued compared to the 66 & 67 above. Typical nicks and dings barely noticeable distractions in hand. 9/19/10 Edward Lapanese via eBay
Solid example of this grade, great color, luster ever so slightly subdued compared to the 66 & 67 above. Typical nicks and dings barely noticeable distractions in hand. 9/19/10 Edward Lapanese via eBay
Solid example of this grade, great color, luster ever so slightly subdued compared to the 66 & 67 above. Typical nicks and dings barely noticeable distractions in hand. 9/19/10 Edward Lapanese via eBay
Solid example - Had to go to Andy to find one better than the one I had.
Solid example - Had to go to Andy to find one better than the one I had.
Solid example - Had to go to Andy to find one better than the one I had.
Code 98 Damage??? - I can't find anything that resembles damage!!! Where!?.. Blinding MS66 Type of Luster - MS64 spots and dings. I stuck this one in between MS65 & 64RD. NIce coin in spite of its hidden damage. Previous owner was none too happy and that is putting it politely. Population of 1?
Code 98 Damage??? - I can't find anything that resembles damage!!! Where!?.. Blinding MS66 Type of Luster - MS64 spots and dings. I stuck this one in between MS65 & 64RD. NIce coin in spite of its hidden damage. Previous owner was none too happy and that is putting it politely. Population of 1?
Code 98 Damage??? - I can't find anything that resembles damage!!! Where!?.. Blinding MS66 Type of Luster - MS64 spots and dings. I stuck this one in between MS65 & 64RD. NIce coin in spite of its hidden damage. Previous owner was none too happy and that is putting it politely. Population of 1?
Bright Fire Red/Orange with a very reflective luster lots of small nicks and dings not readily visible to the naked eye
Bright Fire Red/Orange with a very reflective luster lots of small nicks and dings not readily visible to the naked eye
Bright Fire Red/Orange with a very reflective luster lots of small nicks and dings not readily visible to the naked eye
One of four in a group bought from Heritage - The next 64RD are organized to help show the color variations of RED
One of four in a group bought from Heritage - The next 64RD are organized to help show the color variations of RED
One of four in a group bought from Heritage - The next 64RD are organized to help show the color variations of RED
Two of four in a group bought from Heritage - The coin above, this one, and the one below are organized to help show the color variations of RED
Two of four in a group bought from Heritage - The coin above, this one, and the one below are organized to help show the color variations of RED
Three of four in a group bought from Heritage - The coins above and below are organized to help show the color variations of RED
Three of four in a group bought from Heritage - The coins above and below are organized to help show the color variations of RED
Four of four in a group bought from Heritage - The coins above are organized to help show the many color variations of RED
Four of four in a group bought from Heritage - The coins above are organized to help show the many color variations of RED
Seemingly, the total opposite end of the color spectrum in Mint State Red Copper. Compare against against the other MS64RD coins above this one
Seemingly, the total opposite end of the color spectrum in Mint State Red Copper. Compare against against the other MS64RD coins above this one
eBay 1/11 Strange lifeless looking coin under the lens Not bad looking in hand, however something must be on the surface of this coin - to not allow the lights to reflect the luster as they do in other coins. NOTE: I am very careful to use the same lighting, in the same position with same camera settings for all my copper images.
eBay 1/11 Strange lifeless looking coin under the lens Not bad looking in hand, however something must be on the surface of this coin - to not allow the lights to reflect the luster as they do in other coins. NOTE: I am very careful to use the same lighting, in the same position with same camera settings for all my copper images.
Near Perfect Reverse! What a shame, it looks like the scratch on the obverse was an accident. Also from Victor Finch
Near Perfect Reverse! What a shame, it looks like the scratch on the obverse was an accident. Also from Victor Finch
Near Perfect Reverse! What a shame, it looks like the scratch on the obverse was an accident. Also from Victor Finch
Angel Dees Coin bought sight unseen 10/30/10 - Solid Example and the best out of 7 examples to date.
Angel Dees Coin bought sight unseen 10/30/10 - Solid Example and the best out of 7 examples to date.
Angel Dees Coin bought sight unseen 10/30/10 - Solid Example and the best out of 7 examples to date.
Old Green Label. The images exagerate the spotting and fingerprint. This is a great example that the old green labeled holders are not necessarily better examples.
Old Green Label. The images exagerate the spotting and fingerprint. This is a great example that the old green labeled holders are not necessarily better examples.
Old Green Label. The images exagerate the spotting and fingerprint. This is a great example that the old green labeled holders are not necessarily better examples.
1st coin is from Angel Dees - Mostly Red solid example, only the obverse high points have slight browning as well as the reverse lettering of ONE CENT. The second coin is a better example of RedBrown IMO in an old small ANACS holder - so nice with it's rose colored hues.
1st coin is from Angel Dees - Mostly Red solid example, only the obverse high points have slight browning as well as the reverse lettering of ONE CENT. The second coin is a better example of RedBrown IMO in an old small ANACS holder - so nice with it's rose colored hues.
1st coin is from Angel Dees - Mostly Red solid example, only the obverse high points have slight browning as well as the reverse lettering of ONE CENT. The second coin is a better example of RedBrown IMO in an old small ANACS holder - so nice with it's rose colored hues.
1st coin is from Angel Dees - Mostly Red solid example, only the obverse high points have slight browning as well as the reverse lettering of ONE CENT. The second coin is a better example of RedBrown IMO in an old small ANACS holder - so nice with it's rose colored hues.
1st coin is from Angel Dees - Mostly Red solid example, only the obverse high points have slight browning as well as the reverse lettering of ONE CENT. The second coin is a better example of RedBrown IMO in an old small ANACS holder - so nice with it's rose colored hues.
1st coin is from Angel Dees - Mostly Red solid example, only the obverse high points have slight browning as well as the reverse lettering of ONE CENT. The second coin is a better example of RedBrown IMO in an old small ANACS holder - so nice with it's rose colored hues.
Spectacular Red coin in hand, however under the lens this coin definitely looks RB -Strange characteristic in that the surface reflects the oxidation well to the camera lens but not to the eye. PCGS nailed this one since this coin appears to be as nice as any of 66RD's in this set side by side. It only show its true colors under the lens.
Spectacular Red coin in hand, however under the lens this coin definitely looks RB -Strange characteristic in that the surface reflects the oxidation well to the camera lens but not to the eye. PCGS nailed this one since this coin appears to be as nice as any of 66RD's in this set side by side. It only show its true colors under the lens.
Spectacular Red coin in hand, however under the lens this coin definitely looks RB -Strange characteristic in that the surface reflects the oxidation well to the camera lens but not to the eye. PCGS nailed this one since this coin appears to be as nice as any of 66RD's in this set side by side. It only show its true colors under the lens.
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Old Green Label Holder. Interesting coin. Red Obverse/Brown Reverse Alloy horizontal striations. the vertical lines are in the slab itself. Possibly has toned quite a bit since being slabbed? seems over graded comparatively.
Old Green Label Holder. Interesting coin. Red Obverse/Brown Reverse Alloy horizontal striations. the vertical lines are in the slab itself. Possibly has toned quite a bit since being slabbed? seems over graded comparatively.
Old Green Label Holder. Interesting coin. Red Obverse/Brown Reverse Alloy horizontal striations. the vertical lines are in the slab itself. Possibly has toned quite a bit since being slabbed? seems over graded comparatively.
New shield label signifying the Secure Plus service - why this coin did not go + plus grade or 65 is just nuts! It started as an ANACS 65 From Tom in AK Tdec1000 on the boards here
New shield label signifying the Secure Plus service - why this coin did not go + plus grade or 65 is just nuts! It started as an ANACS 65 From Tom in AK Tdec1000 on the boards here
New shield label signifying the Secure Plus service - why this coin did not go + plus grade or 65 is just nuts! It started as an ANACS 65 From Tom in AK Tdec1000 on the boards here
New shield label signifying the Secure Plus service - why this coin did not go + plus grade or 65 is just nuts! It started as an ANACS 65 From Tom in AK Tdec1000 on the boards here
Another mostly red example.Photograph groassly exaggerates the obverse toning and spots compared to the coin in hand. Near perfect reverse with fantastic red near mint color and luster! Apparently lack of eye appeal was a large factor in knocking the grade down on this coin.
Another mostly red example.Photograph groassly exaggerates the obverse toning and spots compared to the coin in hand. Near perfect reverse with fantastic red near mint color and luster! Apparently lack of eye appeal was a large factor in knocking the grade down on this coin.
Another mostly red example.Photograph groassly exaggerates the obverse toning and spots compared to the coin in hand. Near perfect reverse with fantastic red near mint color and luster! Apparently lack of eye appeal was a large factor in knocking the grade down on this coin.
Fresh Secure Plus Grade. Use this coin as benchmark in comparison to other RB coins in this set. I frankly do not understand why this coin did not get a "plus" designation or go higher. It appears much nicer than the RB examples in this set up to 66RB. Eye appeal should have bumped this one up another level at a minimum IMO of course! :)
Fresh Secure Plus Grade. Use this coin as benchmark in comparison to other RB coins in this set. I frankly do not understand why this coin did not get a "plus" designation or go higher. It appears much nicer than the RB examples in this set up to 66RB. Eye appeal should have bumped this one up another level at a minimum IMO of course! :)
Fresh Secure Plus Grade. Use this coin as benchmark in comparison to other RB coins in this set. I frankly do not understand why this coin did not get a "plus" designation or go higher. It appears much nicer than the RB examples in this set up to 66RB. Eye appeal should have bumped this one up another level at a minimum IMO of course! :)
Fresh Secure Plus Grade. Use this coin as benchmark in comparison to other RB coins in this set. I frankly do not understand why this coin did not get a "plus" designation or go higher. It appears much nicer than the RB examples in this set up to 66RB. Eye appeal should have bumped this one up another level at a minimum IMO of course! :)
Code 91 Genuine Altered Color. Lots of cartwheeling luster this coin reacts entirely different under the camera lens than it does in hand. In hand, it has a nice even RB color with lots of cartwheeling luster. This coin would easily fool me until I went to photograph it.
Code 91 Genuine Altered Color. Lots of cartwheeling luster this coin reacts entirely different under the camera lens than it does in hand. In hand, it has a nice even RB color with lots of cartwheeling luster. This coin would easily fool me until I went to photograph it.
Code 91 Genuine Altered Color. Lots of cartwheeling luster this coin reacts entirely different under the camera lens than it does in hand. In hand, it has a nice even RB color with lots of cartwheeling luster. This coin would easily fool me until I went to photograph it.
Red Obverse, brown reverse. The reverse is substantially a much different color. The Second set of pics are of an ANACS MS63RB which I feel is a good solid example of this grade.
Red Obverse, brown reverse. The reverse is substantially a much different color. The Second set of pics are of an ANACS MS63RB which I feel is a good solid example of this grade.
Red Obverse, brown reverse. The reverse is substantially a much different color. The Second set of pics are of an ANACS MS63RB which I feel is a good solid example of this grade.
Red Obverse, brown reverse. The reverse is substantially a much different color. The Second set of pics are of an ANACS MS63RB which I feel is a good solid example of this grade.
Red Obverse, brown reverse. The reverse is substantially a much different color. The Second set of pics are of an ANACS MS63RB which I feel is a good solid example of this grade.
Red Obverse, brown reverse. The reverse is substantially a much different color. The Second set of pics are of an ANACS MS63RB which I feel is a good solid example of this grade.
Cleaned? See Hi-Res pics. Maybe alloy impurities are causing the striations and more noticeably the shade difference around the date, I am no expert! lol
Cleaned? See Hi-Res pics. Maybe alloy impurities are causing the striations and more noticeably the shade difference around the date, I am no expert! lol
Cleaned? See Hi-Res pics. Maybe alloy impurities are causing the striations and more noticeably the shade difference around the date, I am no expert! lol
Strange coin. After re-adjusting lighting angles several times I have decided that this ugly coin is impossible to capture. The Composition with the black background is actual color of the coin. This coin is also on CoinFacts white background) That image captures more detail but is too light and bright compared to the coin in hand.
Strange coin. After re-adjusting lighting angles several times I have decided that this ugly coin is impossible to capture. The Composition with the black background is actual color of the coin. This coin is also on CoinFacts white background) That image captures more detail but is too light and bright compared to the coin in hand.
Strange coin. After re-adjusting lighting angles several times I have decided that this ugly coin is impossible to capture. The Composition with the black background is actual color of the coin. This coin is also on CoinFacts white background) That image captures more detail but is too light and bright compared to the coin in hand.
Strange coin. After re-adjusting lighting angles several times I have decided that this ugly coin is impossible to capture. The Composition with the black background is actual color of the coin. This coin is also on CoinFacts white background) That image captures more detail but is too light and bright compared to the coin in hand.
Strange coin. After re-adjusting lighting angles several times I have decided that this ugly coin is impossible to capture. The Composition with the black background is actual color of the coin. This coin is also on CoinFacts white background) That image captures more detail but is too light and bright compared to the coin in hand.
Solid example unlike the strange coin above.Nicely Struck, minimal tics and dings, the huge spot on the reverse must have knocked this one down several grade. The 2nd coin in this set is a fresh ANACS MS61RB and shows that they are tightening up their standards by a lot!.
Solid example unlike the strange coin above.Nicely Struck, minimal tics and dings, the huge spot on the reverse must have knocked this one down several grade. The 2nd coin in this set is a fresh ANACS MS61RB and shows that they are tightening up their standards by a lot!.
Solid example unlike the strange coin above.Nicely Struck, minimal tics and dings, the huge spot on the reverse must have knocked this one down several grade. The 2nd coin in this set is a fresh ANACS MS61RB and shows that they are tightening up their standards by a lot!.
Solid example unlike the strange coin above.Nicely Struck, minimal tics and dings, the huge spot on the reverse must have knocked this one down several grade. The 2nd coin in this set is a fresh ANACS MS61RB and shows that they are tightening up their standards by a lot!.
Solid example unlike the strange coin above.Nicely Struck, minimal tics and dings, the huge spot on the reverse must have knocked this one down several grade. The 2nd coin in this set is a fresh ANACS MS61RB and shows that they are tightening up their standards by a lot!.
Solid example unlike the strange coin above.Nicely Struck, minimal tics and dings, the huge spot on the reverse must have knocked this one down several grade. The 2nd coin in this set is a fresh ANACS MS61RB and shows that they are tightening up their standards by a lot!.
1st coin is a Illini420 coin. Solid Solid example waxy wet in appearance. The Second coin is a NGC MS66BN to use as comparison - looks to me like it will cross easily to 65BN however the tics and dings may distract from the awesome luster that this coin exhibits.
1st coin is a Illini420 coin. Solid Solid example waxy wet in appearance. The Second coin is a NGC MS66BN to use as comparison - looks to me like it will cross easily to 65BN however the tics and dings may distract from the awesome luster that this coin exhibits.
1st coin is a Illini420 coin. Solid Solid example waxy wet in appearance. The Second coin is a NGC MS66BN to use as comparison - looks to me like it will cross easily to 65BN however the tics and dings may distract from the awesome luster that this coin exhibits.
1st coin is a Illini420 coin. Solid Solid example waxy wet in appearance. The Second coin is a NGC MS66BN to use as comparison - looks to me like it will cross easily to 65BN however the tics and dings may distract from the awesome luster that this coin exhibits.
1st coin is a Illini420 coin. Solid Solid example waxy wet in appearance. The Second coin is a NGC MS66BN to use as comparison - looks to me like it will cross easily to 65BN however the tics and dings may distract from the awesome luster that this coin exhibits.
1st coin is a Illini420 coin. Solid Solid example waxy wet in appearance. The Second coin is a NGC MS66BN to use as comparison - looks to me like it will cross easily to 65BN however the tics and dings may distract from the awesome luster that this coin exhibits.
Nearly Red Brown. Rather unremarkable other than its color. Solid example. The oxidation reflects light to the lens much differently than to the eye. Thank Mike!
Nearly Red Brown. Rather unremarkable other than its color. Solid example. The oxidation reflects light to the lens much differently than to the eye. Thank Mike!
Nearly Red Brown. Rather unremarkable other than its color. Solid example. The oxidation reflects light to the lens much differently than to the eye. Thank Mike!
Little Brother - One Cert number difference - Solid coin with a dull reverse didn't knock this grade down
Little Brother - One Cert number difference - Solid coin with a dull reverse didn't knock this grade down
Little Brother - One Cert number difference - Solid coin with a dull reverse didn't knock this grade down
Colorful Blues & a genuine contrasting real red highlight this coin. The finger print is not visible in hand. Unjuiced - Shot with direct lighting straight from the camera to here. From ThePennyLady - Charmy Harker
Colorful Blues & a genuine contrasting real red highlight this coin. The finger print is not visible in hand. Unjuiced - Shot with direct lighting straight from the camera to here. From ThePennyLady - Charmy Harker
Colorful Blues & a genuine contrasting real red highlight this coin. The finger print is not visible in hand. Unjuiced - Shot with direct lighting straight from the camera to here. From ThePennyLady - Charmy Harker
Dark Brown with hints of red. Another solid example from Charles Cory - Lazy Poet on EBay
Dark Brown with hints of red. Another solid example from Charles Cory - Lazy Poet on EBay
Dark Brown with hints of red. Another solid example from Charles Cory - Lazy Poet on EBay
Unremarkable other than coin looks much better in hand. Luster is still present. The oxidation that has formed really makes the coin look "dingy" when looking straight on at it.
Unremarkable other than coin looks much better in hand. Luster is still present. The oxidation that has formed really makes the coin look "dingy" when looking straight on at it.
Unremarkable other than coin looks much better in hand. Luster is still present. The oxidation that has formed really makes the coin look "dingy" when looking straight on at it.
Solid Honest example with a hint of Mint State red still left after over 100 years.
Solid Honest example with a hint of Mint State red still left after over 100 years.
Solid Honest example with a hint of Mint State red still left after over 100 years.
The epitome of a dirty mint state coin? The outline around the bust is very yellow and "brassy" in color - not a very appealing characteristic. looking for a superior example in this grade.
The epitome of a dirty mint state coin? The outline around the bust is very yellow and "brassy" in color - not a very appealing characteristic. looking for a superior example in this grade.
The epitome of a dirty mint state coin? The outline around the bust is very yellow and "brassy" in color - not a very appealing characteristic. looking for a superior example in this grade.
SOLID example at this grade. Lots of Eye appeal, especially when comparing against the other PCGS BN in this this set. The second coin in this set is an ANACS MS62BN Fresh back from grading, this coin demonstrates that ANACS has tightened up their standards.
SOLID example at this grade. Lots of Eye appeal, especially when comparing against the other PCGS BN in this this set. The second coin in this set is an ANACS MS62BN Fresh back from grading, this coin demonstrates that ANACS has tightened up their standards.
SOLID example at this grade. Lots of Eye appeal, especially when comparing against the other PCGS BN in this this set. The second coin in this set is an ANACS MS62BN Fresh back from grading, this coin demonstrates that ANACS has tightened up their standards.
SOLID example at this grade. Lots of Eye appeal, especially when comparing against the other PCGS BN in this this set. The second coin in this set is an ANACS MS62BN Fresh back from grading, this coin demonstrates that ANACS has tightened up their standards.
SOLID example at this grade. Lots of Eye appeal, especially when comparing against the other PCGS BN in this this set. The second coin in this set is an ANACS MS62BN Fresh back from grading, this coin demonstrates that ANACS has tightened up their standards.
SOLID example at this grade. Lots of Eye appeal, especially when comparing against the other PCGS BN in this this set. The second coin in this set is an ANACS MS62BN Fresh back from grading, this coin demonstrates that ANACS has tightened up their standards.
From one extreme to the other within this grade. Eye appeal apparently didn't diminish this coins grade. I think looks terrible! It may have been over-graded??? Details are very mushy from what appears as a lot of handling to me. Especially when compared to the other AU55-58-62BN examples in this set.
From one extreme to the other within this grade. Eye appeal apparently didn't diminish this coins grade. I think looks terrible! It may have been over-graded??? Details are very mushy from what appears as a lot of handling to me. Especially when compared to the other AU55-58-62BN examples in this set.
From one extreme to the other within this grade. Eye appeal apparently didn't diminish this coins grade. I think looks terrible! It may have been over-graded??? Details are very mushy from what appears as a lot of handling to me. Especially when compared to the other AU55-58-62BN examples in this set.
Previous Everyman registry coin from Charles Corry. Interesting purplish Bullseye toning - Undergraded IMO especially when comparing against the MS62BN
Previous Everyman registry coin from Charles Corry. Interesting purplish Bullseye toning - Undergraded IMO especially when comparing against the MS62BN
Previous Everyman registry coin from Charles Corry. Interesting purplish Bullseye toning - Undergraded IMO especially when comparing against the MS62BN
This coin only shows the slightest bit of flattening from wear at the ear, cheek and jaw and tips of the wheat on the reverse. With intense study from an angle it is barely discernible from the AU58
This coin only shows the slightest bit of flattening from wear at the ear, cheek and jaw and tips of the wheat on the reverse. With intense study from an angle it is barely discernible from the AU58
This coin only shows the slightest bit of flattening from wear at the ear, cheek and jaw and tips of the wheat on the reverse. With intense study from an angle it is barely discernible from the AU58
Another Former Illini420 coin. if weren't for Mike I wouldn't have any of lower grades in this set. Very low pops on all the low grades due to the low value of the coin.
Another Former Illini420 coin. if weren't for Mike I wouldn't have any of lower grades in this set. Very low pops on all the low grades due to the low value of the coin.
Another Former Illini420 coin. if weren't for Mike I wouldn't have any of lower grades in this set. Very low pops on all the low grades due to the low value of the coin.
Very Dark overly expensive coin from Teletrade. Shipping cost more than the coin! Slab is damaged on reverse. Gotta love TT! They are the best! Interesting about this coin is the huge gouge on the reverse didn't make this coin grade as CODE 98?
Very Dark overly expensive coin from Teletrade. Shipping cost more than the coin! Slab is damaged on reverse. Gotta love TT! They are the best! Interesting about this coin is the huge gouge on the reverse didn't make this coin grade as CODE 98?
Very Dark overly expensive coin from Teletrade. Shipping cost more than the coin! Slab is damaged on reverse. Gotta love TT! They are the best! Interesting about this coin is the huge gouge on the reverse didn't make this coin grade as CODE 98?
Type 1 DDO exhibiting clear doubling of the date and BERTY of "LIBERTY" Very interesting that this example also has machine doubling on the reverse of EPLURIBUS UNUM
Type 1 DDO exhibiting clear doubling of the date and BERTY of "LIBERTY" Very interesting that this example also has machine doubling on the reverse of EPLURIBUS UNUM
Type 1 DDO exhibiting clear doubling of the date and BERTY of "LIBERTY" Very interesting that this example also has machine doubling on the reverse of EPLURIBUS UNUM
Type 1 DDO exhibiting clear doubling of the date and BERTY of "LIBERTY" Very interesting that this example also has machine doubling on the reverse of EPLURIBUS UNUM
Type 1 DDO exhibiting clear doubling of the date and BERTY of "LIBERTY" Very interesting that this example also has machine doubling on the reverse of EPLURIBUS UNUM
Type 1 DDO exhibiting clear doubling of the date and BERTY of "LIBERTY" Very interesting that this example also has machine doubling on the reverse of EPLURIBUS UNUM
Type 1 DDO exhibiting clear doubling of the date and BERTY of "LIBERTY" Very interesting that this example also has machine doubling on the reverse of EPLURIBUS UNUM
Type 1 DDO exhibiting clear doubling of the date and BERTY of "LIBERTY" Very interesting that this example also has machine doubling on the reverse of EPLURIBUS UNUM
The type 2 does not show doubling as easily seen in the Type 1 and is evidenced more by a fattening of the lettering and ghosting of some others. The second coin in this set also exhibits an interesting machine doubling similar to a DDO Type 1 also in this set.
The type 2 does not show doubling as easily seen in the Type 1 and is evidenced more by a fattening of the lettering and ghosting of some others. The second coin in this set also exhibits an interesting machine doubling similar to a DDO Type 1 also in this set.
The type 2 does not show doubling as easily seen in the Type 1 and is evidenced more by a fattening of the lettering and ghosting of some others. The second coin in this set also exhibits an interesting machine doubling similar to a DDO Type 1 also in this set.
The type 2 does not show doubling as easily seen in the Type 1 and is evidenced more by a fattening of the lettering and ghosting of some others. The second coin in this set also exhibits an interesting machine doubling similar to a DDO Type 1 also in this set.
The type 2 does not show doubling as easily seen in the Type 1 and is evidenced more by a fattening of the lettering and ghosting of some others. The second coin in this set also exhibits an interesting machine doubling similar to a DDO Type 1 also in this set.
The type 2 does not show doubling as easily seen in the Type 1 and is evidenced more by a fattening of the lettering and ghosting of some others. The second coin in this set also exhibits an interesting machine doubling similar to a DDO Type 1 also in this set.
The type 2 does not show doubling as easily seen in the Type 1 and is evidenced more by a fattening of the lettering and ghosting of some others. The second coin in this set also exhibits an interesting machine doubling similar to a DDO Type 1 also in this set.
The type 2 does not show doubling as easily seen in the Type 1 and is evidenced more by a fattening of the lettering and ghosting of some others. The second coin in this set also exhibits an interesting machine doubling similar to a DDO Type 1 also in this set.
The type 2 does not show doubling as easily seen in the Type 1 and is evidenced more by a fattening of the lettering and ghosting of some others. The second coin in this set also exhibits an interesting machine doubling similar to a DDO Type 1 also in this set.
The type 2 does not show doubling as easily seen in the Type 1 and is evidenced more by a fattening of the lettering and ghosting of some others. The second coin in this set also exhibits an interesting machine doubling similar to a DDO Type 1 also in this set.
The type 2 does not show doubling as easily seen in the Type 1 and is evidenced more by a fattening of the lettering and ghosting of some others. The second coin in this set also exhibits an interesting machine doubling similar to a DDO Type 1 also in this set.
The type 2 does not show doubling as easily seen in the Type 1 and is evidenced more by a fattening of the lettering and ghosting of some others. The second coin in this set also exhibits an interesting machine doubling similar to a DDO Type 1 also in this set.
The type 2 does not show doubling as easily seen in the Type 1 and is evidenced more by a fattening of the lettering and ghosting of some others. The second coin in this set also exhibits an interesting machine doubling similar to a DDO Type 1 also in this set.
The type 2 does not show doubling as easily seen in the Type 1 and is evidenced more by a fattening of the lettering and ghosting of some others. The second coin in this set also exhibits an interesting machine doubling similar to a DDO Type 1 also in this set.