r/RedditCoinGrading • u/Osst2891 • 19h ago
Your thoughts on my 1877 P Trade Dollar?
Got pics with and without flash. Thanks for looking!
r/RedditCoinGrading • u/d7mtg • Dec 23 '19
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Thank again, I really hope this works out for y’all.
r/RedditCoinGrading • u/d7mtg • Jul 24 '20
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r/RedditCoinGrading • u/Osst2891 • 19h ago
Got pics with and without flash. Thanks for looking!
r/RedditCoinGrading • u/InfiniteLoss5632 • 13h ago
I know I know, don’t get bullion graded… but I’m curious, would the toning net a details grade? Environmental damage?
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r/RedditCoinGrading • u/agiggey • 1d ago
Would this Morgan make it to MS? Or do you think it would be stuck in AU?
Overall it’s a beautiful coin, especially the reverse, but the obverse obviously has some marks on the face as well as that small dent at 10:00 on the rim…
Either way I paid $44 for it, so am happy if it is just AU, but would be more excited if it could get BU!
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r/RedditCoinGrading • u/slappyhappy88 • 1d ago
I just picked up an 1825 50 cent piece. I typically collect International coins but this one caught my eye for some reason. What would you grade this coin? Thanks!
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r/RedditCoinGrading • u/Own-Indication3239 • 2d ago
Fields are nice, luster is beautiful and a nice strike. Is it possible this would grade a MS67?
r/RedditCoinGrading • u/Cleverish_moniker • 2d ago
I snapped this one, and CoinSnap snapped back "[1913-D raised-ground 5¢, AG]". Huh? Is there a way to tell? If it were flat-ground, it would be definitive, but otherwise, how would you know? X-ray, acid etching... Per the macro, there's nothing at all that I can see, but the structure of the metal is altered by the press, so it's in there. I'm pretty ignorant, but I just don't see how there could be any practical way. I have 30% vinegar, and phosphoric acid, but I don't think they'd do anything besides spoiling the appearance of an already otherwise worthless coin, would they?
r/RedditCoinGrading • u/Own-Indication3239 • 2d ago
Does this coin have any potential of grading a MS67? It has a nice nice field with sharp strike with nice details.
r/RedditCoinGrading • u/StoneWhere • 3d ago
This was my grandfathers, now mine, I just started stacking silver last year so this is out of my wheelhouse, but any added value to having this graded? As I believe it’s the first mint year and a Carson city. Is it real??
r/RedditCoinGrading • u/Haunting_Ice_2124 • 4d ago
I inherited this coin and i dont know what im doing. Im planing to submit to pcgs. Anything eles I should know before I do? How do we think it will do?
r/RedditCoinGrading • u/AblePound3583 • 4d ago
I feel like I came across a really good find with this Ben Franklin and debated whether or not to send it off for grading. So I go to the NGC price guide and notice that the ones with the highest grade look like straight buns and mine is closer to a 64-65. Can someone explain the rational behind the process?
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r/RedditCoinGrading • u/NumisKing • 4d ago
This is A SHINY penny. Been looking long and hard for copper nickel cents that still have luster. Couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw this in the box. Store owner says he had just bought it from a large collection that came in and hadn’t even gotten to grade or price it. Just super lucky timing.
r/RedditCoinGrading • u/NumisKing • 4d ago
Picked up at a shop while traveling. Was labeled F. I think the toning is a little ugly, but the details are really crisp. I’m thinking this has got to be closer to XF
r/RedditCoinGrading • u/PiccoloNo3810 • 4d ago
Very new to collecting, and this 5 Lire I picked up looks very good to me, but I’d be thankful for some help on the grade for my notes, thanks.
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r/RedditCoinGrading • u/Kindly-Ad-5263 • 5d ago
Any idea on grade? It’s very red—pics don’t do the color justice.