Here's another one to have a go at.It was purchased from Nobles as Choice Uncirculated .I will reveal later tonight
(http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/albums/userpics/10137/1952c~0.jpg)
(http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/albums/userpics/10137/1952d~0.jpg)
MS62 or no grade planchet flaw.
Quote from: 'markn' pid='78668' dateline='1441237017'MS62 or no grade planchet flaw.
:agreed:
Nice Die crack on the Obverse :good:
PCGS graded it despite any of the flaws
OK I'll stick with my 62 grade. I feel they would have net-graded it because of them.
Nice one Stevo, the marks on the star and left edge of the shield might bring it down a bit, likewise the mark across the King's face. (A hopeless at grading guess at MS63). Are they die cracks either side of the date?
Quote from: 'Unicorn' pid='78677' dateline='1441243560'Nice one Stevo, the marks on the star and left edge of the shield might bring it down a bit, likewise the mark across the King's face. (A hopeless at grading guess at MS63). Are they die cracks either side of the date?
Yes they are die cracks and there's quite a large on on the obverse as well so it's obviously not an early strike
QuotePCGS graded it despite any of the flaws
PCGS seem to be not that enamoured with die cracks.
MS62 maybe creep into the 63 range but I doubt it :ok:
I thought this one would have done better
http://www.pcgs.com/cert/32646937
Mark & Trouski were on the money :good:
Still a lovely coin Stevo!
hey Steve
are the 1952 sixpence worth very much?
Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='78727' dateline='1441280365'hey Steve
are the 1952 sixpence worth very much?
Yeah this ones probably worth about $500 give or take
ta mate
I still have my friends' 7 kilos of silver coins and there are heaps of 1952 X 6 p's in it (and 3p and 2/-, 1/-) - will have a sort through before they go to the dealer on sunday for melt value!!!
Gee your still doing well Stevo, keep up the good work mate :good: