Anybody want to have a stab at the grade of this penny I bought at a very
low price uncontested from an auction house earlier in the year.I have the
PCGS grade back and will reveal all later tonight
(http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/albums/userpics/10137/1933.jpg)
ill take a stab at MS65BN :)
Glorious looking coin Mate :drooling:
:agreed: Beautiful.!
Quote from: 'trout' pid='78657' dateline='1441231604'ill take a stab at MS65BN :)
Glorious looking coin Mate :drooling:
I will guess at MS64BN as PCGS are very hard on giving out grades MS65 and higher on coppers. Regardless it seems nicer than a typical 64 so a 65 is certainly in the question.
I'd say 63 or 64BN. It's really hard to say from those images if there's any underlying bloom on the obverse. If there isn't I'll go 63. If there is, 64.
beautiful
looks near choice brown to me
in fact I will go choice , I guess that is ms 65
64BN for me, however knowing your luck I wouldn't be surprised with MS65RD
:yahoo:
The PCGS photos show the surface condition a bit better:
(http://images.pcgs.com/CoinFacts/32646934_large.jpg)
I hope those aren't cleaning marks I can see.
Probably die polish lines
Here it is http://www.pcgs.com/cert/32646934
A good result and could not be cleaned with that grade issued. My apologies.
Geez if Trout keeps this up there will be not need for him to send them to PCGS, he can slab his own!
Would that mean that PCGS would be:
Post Coins (to) Geraldton Sunshine
(best I could do on short notice)
Great Result Steve, Well done Mate :wavemulticolor:
QuoteGeez if Trout keeps this up there will be not need for him to send them to PCGS, he can slab his own!
Maybe I just got "Lucky" on these three :angel:
Or maybe after sending over a thousand coins to be graded I may have learnt a little bit :)
QuoteThe PCGS photos show the surface condition a bit better:
Are these your images Walter and this coin is consigned to Numisbid ?
Quote from: 'stevo1962' pid='78711' dateline='1441269832'Probably die polish lines
Here it is http://www.pcgs.com/cert/32646934
I might be that crash hot on the silvers
but I seem to know my coppers much better!
do I get a gold star ??? .... pretty plze ha ha
Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='78724' dateline='1441279515'Quote from: 'stevo1962' pid='78711' dateline='1441269832'Probably die polish lines
Here it is http://www.pcgs.com/cert/32646934
I might be that crash hot on the silvers
but I seem to know my coppers much better!
do I get a gold star ??? .... pretty plze ha ha
You'd probably prefer a 1964 penny wouldn't you?
yes - and you have given me some absolutely stunning 1964 pennies, so I am good!
it is really dumb I know but I would almost pass over that coin for a stunning 1964 Y. penny
ummmm .... maybe not it would have to be a ms 66 for that!
your collection must be absolutely stunning by now
both yourself and Trout and developed into very fine collectors of the pre-dec's
I get envious but I comfort myself by going through my coin albums after seeing all the beautiful coins that you guys post pictures of
luckily though, I do have a nice 1933 - should post a pic and ask opinions but it is raw - only got a couple of nice 'ol king g v's in my collection but I wuvs them
QuoteI would pass over that coin for a stunning 1964 penny
I picked up a couple of Nice 64's in the last Numisbid auction.
1964 Y MS64RD
1964 MS65RD
I will post images in the 1964 penny thread when they arrive.
:dance2::dance::dance2::)
Agree with everything you said Robbie.! A real credit to the boys.!:good:
Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='78739' dateline='1441317281'yes - and you have given me some absolutely stunning 1964 pennies, so I am good!
Got a few nice ones out of that roll and at least 20 of them are fully red .Here
is one that I sent over
http://www.pcgs.com/cert/31353941
Quote from: 'trout' pid='78721' dateline='1441275116'Great Result Steve, Well done Mate :wavemulticolor:
QuoteGeez if Trout keeps this up there will be not need for him to send them to PCGS, he can slab his own!
Maybe I just got "Lucky" on these three :angel:
Or maybe after sending over a thousand coins to be graded I may have learnt a little bit :)
QuoteThe PCGS photos show the surface condition a bit better:
Are these your images Walter and this coin is consigned to Numisbid ?
Nah I just pulled them from the PCGS site.
Quote from: 'wwwww' pid='78749' dateline='1441330974'Quote from: 'trout' pid='78721' dateline='1441275116'Great Result Steve, Well done Mate :wavemulticolor:
QuoteGeez if Trout keeps this up there will be not need for him to send them to PCGS, he can slab his own!
Maybe I just got "Lucky" on these three :angel:
Or maybe after sending over a thousand coins to be graded I may have learnt a little bit :)
QuoteThe PCGS photos show the surface condition a bit better:
Are these your images Walter and this coin is consigned to Numisbid ?
Nah I just pulled them from the PCGS site.
How did you know the cert number?
Quote from: 'trout' pid='78750' dateline='1441331460'Nah I just pulled them from the PCGS site.
How did you know the cert number?
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It is the pinup coin for PCGS for that issue
Quote from: 'stevo1962' pid='78752' dateline='1441331943'Quote from: 'trout' pid='78750' dateline='1441331460'Nah I just pulled them from the PCGS site.
How did you know the cert number?
It is the pinup coin for PCGS for that issue
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Good on you, my Canberra Florin got the same treatment :)
Quote from: 'stevo1962' pid='78743' dateline='1441318447'Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='78739' dateline='1441317281'yes - and you have given me some absolutely stunning 1964 pennies, so I am good!
Got a few nice ones out of that roll and at least 20 of them are fully red .Here
is one that I sent over
http://www.pcgs.com/cert/31353941
OMG!!!!!
have I told you lately that I love you??? :heart::heart:
Quote from: 'trout' pid='78740' dateline='1441317721'QuoteI would pass over that coin for a stunning 1964 penny
I picked up a couple of Nice 64's in the last Numisbid auction.
1964 Y MS64RD
1964 MS65RD
I will post images in the 1964 penny thread when they arrive.
:dance2::dance::dance2::)
yes I did have a look at them when you posted the links
here is my baby Steveo
(http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/albums/userpics/10035/1933_PENNY_CHOICE_UNC.jpg)
Bloody nice coin RG that looks very similar mine even down
to the die polish lines on the obverse.Have you ever thought
of getting it slabbed?
Thats a one nice coin RG, I dont even like copper ! You should get that slabbed for sure.. At least to protect it from environmental damage..
thanks guys
I have THOUGHT to get it slabbed
I THINK about it a lot!! ha ha
my dealer said that if ever I wanted to seel it to put it through Belinda Downies auctions as he thought it to be top shelf
I did notice the similarities in the die polish marks Steve
ps
are they worth a bit in that grade ? (in a slabbie)
Jesus RG, What a Show Stopper that beauty is :drooling:
I love the colour , Stunning :good:
I think you are a bit of a "Dark Horse" RG :angel:
wait til you see my 1935 that I will pop up a pic for grading opinions in a minute! ha ha
Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='78788' dateline='1441370542'thanks guys
I have THOUGHT to get it slabbed
I THINK about it a lot!! ha ha
my dealer said that if ever I wanted to seel it to put it through Belinda Downies auctions as he thought it to be top shelf
I did notice the similarities in the die polish marks Steve
ps
are they worth a bit in that grade ? (in a slabbie)
Yes, if you get 65BN it would be $1000 + I would say.. I think your coin will do better just for eye appeal...
fanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I know that I'm not allowed to swear!!!!!!!!!!!
So I will swear in the privacy of my own home
Get it slabbed RG, you don't want Belinda's "Gnarly" Fingernails all over that Beauty :cray:
I don't normally get excited about coppers but the eye appeal on your 33 is outstanding.
It is a very "Elegant" Coin :yahoo:
It's a good chance that yours and my 1933 pennies are twins RG
awww gee
that is sweet as we both collect similar things
except you have far superior scouting skills than moi!! ha ha
WOW is all I can say, some truly awesome and totally beautiful coins coming out of the woodwork team, a credit to you all and thanks heaps for sharing :drooling: