Lincoln Cent Grading Guide
The coin will show average mint luster. Numerous small contact marks will be present. A couple of heavy contact marks may also show. The coin will have a nice eye appeal. MS-65 - The MS65 coin will show a solid strike and nice mint luster. The coin will have a few contact marks and may show minor scuffing. The 65 coin will have very nice eye ...
Acronym/Abbreviation List – Lincoln Cent Forum
EF= Extremely Fine (grading standard); See also XF. See our grading guide Here. EMDS= Early Mid Die State EPU= E Pluribus Unum. F= Fine (grading standard) See our grading guide Here. FDC= maddieclashes.com Floating Die Clash prefix FG= Frank Gasparro FMV= Fair Market Value FR-2= Fair (grading standard) See our grading guide Here.
Cent grading!
2012年8月28日 · On the LSR I saw the Grading guide, but i was wondering if there is more place on the web that i could read more about the coin grading?:angel: because i think that if i i read more, i could have more information and have a bether eye to grade my cents. Thanks for your ansers :) Best regarde j-p
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2023年7月2日 · If you have a coin that looks EF on the obverse but only VG on the reverse, what is the expected/accepted way to determine the grade of the coin as a whole?
Error Other | PCGS, NGC, or ANACS for Error Coin Grading?
2012年5月19日 · PCGS, NGC, or ANACS seem to be the top 3 grading companies. However, I'm not sure which grading company would be best. From what I understand to use PCGS or NGC you need to have a coin dealer submit the coins for you.
How do you personally decide when to send a coin for grading?
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Glossary List F – Lincoln Cent Forum
Fair: A coin grading standard of 3. See our grading guide Here. Fair Market Value: The amount that a coin can be expected to sell for on the open market at any given time. Feeder Finger: A metal arm that clears a struck coin from the striking chamber while also bringing an unstruck planchet into position for the next strike. The feeder finger ...
PCGS Expands Coin Grading Services in Europe
Professional Coin Grading Service has expanded its services in Europe with the opening of a new, larger submission center in Paris and the creation of the PCGSEurope.com web site (www.PCGSEurope.com)...
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2011年5月29日 · I was just wondering maybe a dumb question,but here it is.I was looking through some graded coins I have and some of them just don't quite look as to what the grade say's.So I was thinking.(I do that once in a while).If these grading co's are getting thousand's of coin's every day,the silver eagle comes to mind as they are a hot seller right now and there is such a fast turn around are we real ...
Grading question - lincolncentforum.com
2015年7月12日 · Hello just a general question - how do you grade a coin when the sides are different? For example, if the front grades at VF but the back is just VG, do you split it and call it F or do you go by the lower of the two and call it VG? I know it depends on the coin, I'm just looking for a general rule of thumb. thanks!