PCGS submissions, Grading Opinions

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trout

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Illegitimi non carborundum

oh my florin

Nice grade Stevo I was going to say how well you have been doing lately but Eric has pipped you there after this coin went up

http://www.drakesterling.com/coins-for-sale/products/1915-london-shilling

ausjack

Yes a bit of a let down and think you were robbed Stevo but still an ok result mate :good:
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serial

would like to hear thoughts on the following










ausjack

some nice die cracks on a few coins there and nice coins but I think they might be a little too scratched up to get really high grades sorry but then I'm quite often wrong :)
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serial

to be honest I just want to break 60 on them

nealeffendi

Quote from: 'serial' pid='72591' dateline='1431934034'to be honest I just want to break 60 on them
They all look a bit circulated and some also looked cleaned. The '38 crown isn't too bad (aUnc?) but I can't be sure it hasn't got surface hairlines.
A Canberra florin really needs to be MS63 to be worth slabbing as even in PCGS MS64 slabs they go for $100-200 and 63s go for $50-100.

trout

a couple 50 cent coins

these are so hard to find not toned





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ausjack

:drooling: I'll swap ya them as well cobba :laugh2:
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trout

Quotewould like to hear thoughts on the following
Canberra Florin  AU50
1927 coa Florin AU50
1914 Shilling  EF45
1926 3d  VF20
1938 Crown AU/UNC Details (92) cleaned

The 1927 coa is a rather nice coin with the die crack going through "Florin"
The 1938 Crowns are known to have soft strikes and it is a shame that this coin has been "wiped" which is evident by the hairlines on the reverse.
It is still a nice coin but would come back details from pcgs.

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Illegitimi non carborundum

trout

After sending quite a few of the 1970 Captain Cook specimen coins (the ones in the red plastic boxes) to PCGS I have "Finally" managed to get some graded  SP at last :yahoo:
Getting the SP recognition on the wedding set coins is still a work in progress.
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Illegitimi non carborundum

wwwww

First three AU55
1926 3d AU53
1938 5/- AU Details cleaned

trout

Quote from: 'wwwww' pid='72647' dateline='1432001144'First three AU55
1926 3d AU53
1938 5/- AU Details cleaned

You would be more accurate than me Walter
No wonder I get nice surprises when my submissions get graded :yahoo:
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Illegitimi non carborundum

trout

Just put together a 45 coin submission, what a pain in the bum writing out the stickers and putting them on one handed.
It took me a couple of hours.
I sent a 2004 Wedding set away with this lot, It will be interesting to see if they give them an SP grade as I have requested (again :dash1: )
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Illegitimi non carborundum

stevo1962

Anybody want to guess the grade of this before it goes over?


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