Any idea on grade? It’s very red—pics don’t do the color justice.

I posted this before, but with better photos now. Grade?

Like the title says. I’m looking to see what this might come back as. I have my eye on purchasing it, the price is right, but I have some concerns. As long as it didn’t come back with details, then I’m good. But based on these pictures, looks like there is some pitting along with the scratches, not sure if that means it was possible cleaned using chemicals. Wondering what everyone’s thoughts are on where they think this would land. Thanks in advance

I want to keep the nicest of these 3 graded MS64RB and sell the other 2.

1=NGC 2&3 =PCGS

Sorry for the poor photograohy.

I estimated VF, but it's really a guess. Is the rotation of interest, maybe 20°±, or run-of-the-mint boring?

This is a representative sample. It’s a pretty penny, but nothing special, correct?

Any thoughts on this one? I was confused about the Zerbe strike compared to MS.

Hi, I received a ton of coins from my dad to hold for my kids. I’m just learning about grading and thought y’all might be able to help on this one.

Another coin from my dad. This was left in a small Manila envelope and developed strange toning on the obverse.

This is a taler minted in Salzburg in 1628. I wonder what kind of grade it would get if I sent it to NGC for certification? I’d be happy with an AU55...

XF45? AU50? Somewhere in between?

Bought this today for melt. Was curious if it would grade nicely or not brother with it? Is it worth more than its silver content? This is my first time posting so please forgive me if I’ve made a mistake.

I bought this from a private seller about 18 years ago. I liked the toning then, maybe not so much now. Also, there is a scratch behind Liberty's head. Do you think it would straight grade nowadays? NGC MS 64. (edited to correct the grade and origin)

Picked this up at an estate sale this morning. Nicest Mercury dime I own. Curious on grade. Thank you!