Tricky Sixpence

Started by stevo1962, September 22, 2014, 02:12:01 PM

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stevo1962

1922 sixpences are sometimes tricky to grade but would hope this
one might make AU55 or better.Any opinions


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Unicorn

Do you think it is a particularly weak strike?

(ie: Advance, lower shield .....)

stevo1962

Quote from: 'Unicorn' pid='59841' dateline='1411361538'Do you think it is a particularly weak strike?

(ie: Advance, lower shield .....)

Many of them do have a weak strike from what I have seen which
makes them difficult for me to pin down a grade
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Unicorn

Yes, a real trick for grading ......... not that I'm any good at it either :laugh2:

robbiegal

i'd go for between AU53+ - AU 55
but I know ZIP about silvers!!

AU-53 Full detail with friction over 1/2 or more of surface, very slight flatness on high points
AU-53+ Full detail with friction on only 1/2 of surface, extremely slight flatness on high points. Positive eye appeal.
AU-55 Full detail with friction on less than 1/2 surface, mainly on high points

oh my florin

I agree with the weak strike. How it would grade you would have to ask Eric, Walter or someone of similar experience? On a side note the 20s coins are generally very weakly struck across the silvers as far as I know, Unsure on coppers and gold tho.

stevo1962

Thanks Robby ,I'm hoping that it's better than this one

 http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/30435119.html
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robbiegal

yep reckon it is a much better coin
might be a 58?

have you purchased this or just thinking about it?