NevadaS&G

Today was Epic, let's keep the Ball rolling ! 2021 is going to be GREAT. 

Grade came in....Drumroll.......  MS66  now the Fireworks.... 🎇..... and Trophy 🏆

The Obverse got me a little worried though.... what are them little clouds doing there by the A

Submitted this 34mm 1964 SWO-37 NEVADA CENTENNIAL Medal recently as I am the King of Nevada and my pics came back.

Keeping my fingers  crossed the grade is on the right side of the Chart  

How about trying to sell a crockpot first, jeez. I wish Ebay's Return Loss Information could be public so we know what's really going on.

3 hours ago, Hoghead515 said:

I've noticed that also. Im really afraid to buy something very high dollar off there with someone with 10 reviews. And 1 of them bad. 

Yeah check it out, I blacked out the Seller Id, I've counted hundreds of these things listings

It could be far fetched but If a new seller was selling a high $ item and waits the 30 Days for Payment he should be able to Dispute the Charge with his bank within 45 days. Thus he gets to keep the Ebay money and the money

for the Chargeback along with his imaginary coin because he returned the item. 

I think This is how Ebay keeps it's seller fees so low for us legitimate sellers.

Ebay is a strange place, I can't understand the amount of buyers I've seen buying 1 Ounce Gold Buffalos on ebay from sellers with (11) feedback and one recent Red Strike on their feedback. 

It must be some money making scam that I don't understand. A few months ago I found countless low feedback sellers selling 1 Ounce Gold Buffalos. It had to be some kind of scam.

There is a seller with 0 feedback right now selling one on Ebay - 14 hours left 2 bids already @  2025.00

The seller only has 1 item for Sale with 0 Feedback which just happens to be a high value 2020 1 Ounce Buffalo ? I've seen hundreds of these sales in the last few months. There has to be some Criminality

involved in these Ebay Transactions. Money Laundering, Something..... Dems funding their Party maybe 

The advancement in materials today is shocking, All the supplies I had bought to use wasn't available to old timer dudes. Fiberglass, Water proofing, Polyurethanes, Tiles, and High Performance Mortars & Grouts certainly made it easier. The old timer dudes must of had a rough life building these things

Shower is done. Waiting for the Glass Cutter people to cut me a fresh pane. It looks like it could be at any high end resort or inside a magazine. Damn I'm Good. 

Lalalala, NGC is currently grading and encapsulating my 1889 Morgan as I'm sure they will see nothing wrong with it. The imaginary fairies inside the minds of PCGS graders will be exposed

So what if it's real It's as Ugly as Sin and was polished so harshly that any value it had is gone with the wind. I'm just pointing out there are things on the coin that don't make it look authentic. If I was a coin dealer and you walked into my shop with that thing I would take a hard Pass and give you the boot.

I was out playing the Slots here in Vegas, won 300 tonight, got no time to bicker with the ladies.

26 minutes ago, bsshog40 said:

And if we treated every new person showing a coin as a counterfeiter, we wouldn't have a forum left!

Yeah but look at that weak strike on the bird. He's screaming I'm real bro

That coin sure does look real 

5 hours ago, bsshog40 said:

So what makes you say it's counterfeit? 

What if the Chinese are coming to these chat boards showing us photos of coins and seeing if they are good enough. It wouldn't surprise me

There's stories of unscrupulous sellers in white vans selling these and high end speakers in front of Kroger's. Be on the lookout 

🚨 

3 minutes ago, Hoghead515 said:

Not trying to knock your coin or nothing but just my opinion the 1904 looks over graded to me. I may be missing something but it is scratched up awful bad. Id guessed ms 62 just by the obverse if you hadn't told us. 

Merry Christmas Hoghead, Id share some of my Christmas Ham with you if I could. It was Delish

Certain People will say that is an MS61-63 Coin you have and even some people who favor certain other people can say you have a MS-64 Coin meanwhile completely ignoring other people like me. Here's a picture of an MS64 graded Morgan.

Get out your scale next....

Im sending in 3-4 1921's this month in my NGC Submission. I look at the amount of bagmarks and cheeks with hairlines, I believe i have a chart somewhere. If they look like they will grade a minimum of MS-63 

i send them in. These 3 are getting ready for packaging to Florida in a day or so.

I'd hate to send it back and get a Geniune Details Grade then I would have to flip PCGS's board upside down  

2 hours ago, Hoghead515 said:

If you want Nevada don't even worry about sending it back in. Just ship it over here to my house and you won't have to worry about it any more. Thats a nice looking quarter. It would look good in my collection. 

I'm not going to list this one on fleabay, It's going straight to my Private Reserve Personal Collection.

All i could find on the webs that looks similiar like this is on this 59 Ben. The AM is also partially missing.

3 hours ago, gmarguli said:

You used the floor tile to tile the outer wall of the shower basin. I think most people use the same shower tile for that. Just an observation...

I used the wall tile on the inside of the curb. I think it looks great. I already finished the wall with the valves today, just one more wall and I'm done. Glass Install time.

Once i grout everything it will look very nice. I can already tell as I've grouted 1 wall. No lippage anywhere every grout line is 1/16 of an inch, everything is square and flat

I also built in hella insane Slope angle. Its almost like your riding a wave......and

The Best part of this Install was buying the Made in the USA Wall Tile. Look for it on the Box. Support America 1st !

1 hour ago, powermad5000 said:

I have sent in quite a few submissions under the Mint Error designation, and have to admit it seems to be a 50/50 shot on something like this. To me, it has a clip at 5:00 but it would not be the first time submitting something like this and having it come back with the little white sticker that says "Not a mint error - too insignificant". I have several errors with a clip that there is an actual piece of the coin missing. I have also got back little white stickers that have said "Not a mint error - physical damage" and were graded in the slab as damaged or mechanical damage.

That said, they already graded it without dinging it for physical damage so you are probably good there. I would pull up and carefully read NGC's requirements for what they consider a mint error and then also decide whether it is worth the $$ for resubmission if it comes back with the same grade and a little white sticker that says it is not a mint error. In the future, I recommend to do this same practice of rechecking NGC's rules on mint errors BEFORE you make your initial submission to save yourself from going through the resubmitting process and spending extra $$.

One other thing you can also try before considering resubmission is to look on eBay through the array of error coins and see if there are any on there that are in the slab that look similar to yours. If you find one close to what you have regardless of where it is located on the coin itself as NGC uses a clock to describe clip errors, I would say then it is worth a shot at sending it back in.

From my experiences though, this one is right on the borderline and could go either way so I guess it would be up to you to risk losing $$ to have it return without earning a Mint Error label.

So I may have a Clipped Coin. thanks powermad5000