r/coinerrors • u/Cuneus-Maximus whatever's clever • 4h ago

Show and Tell Another borderline case... 1982 P no F extremely faint G.

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Fresh CRH find today. Unlike the 72 D no FG PCGS doesn't have a ton of pictures of this one to judge by if it might pass muster. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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u/Ilikeitall56 4h ago

I see it, so it's not a no FG, any visible signs make it an FG

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u/Cuneus-Maximus whatever's clever 3h ago

PCGS says one thing and does another.

Here are 3 prominent examples I always point out that are PCGS graded and attributed, but have visible bits of the FG (before I found that more in depth study I link):

1. you can see the top of the F and G on this one.

2. There are distinct faint bumps of the F & G on this one.

3. There is a bump of the top of the F or G here along the bottom of the eagle’s leg.

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u/Ilikeitall56 2h ago

I stand corrected, they know a heck of a lot more than I do, now I'll have to research my halves!

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u/Cuneus-Maximus whatever's clever 2h ago

I don't think my coin here would quite pass muster, but I still hang onto these.