JAnsley

VKurtB, RWB & James Zyskowski

Thank y'all for helping me to better understand this. I have been collecting coins Ive been collecting sice young child with my granny. Only here recently have i started trying to "cherrypick" for varieties. And never heard of a slabbed coin till last year so im learning still. Again thank you all for the information it was very helpful.

Jeff 

On 8/27/2021 at 11:32 AM, GBrad said:

Here's a 2015 LSC DDO I found awhile back (found a 2019 as well) but all of the dates in this series will typically look like this if a doubled die. Can you see the major distortion of class 9 I'm talking about, as well as the profound notching?  Stands out like a sore thumb to me,..... especially after looking at about 1,089,786 of them....... (and I still don't like them....)

Hello GBrad 

Newbie here and to varietys just wanted to know what class 9 doubling is that you refer to?? I hadn't realized there is different classes of doubling. Is the a link here on NGC website with literature i can read up on about double dies? Also other variety and error types?

Thanks Jeff

On 8/27/2021 at 6:17 PM, Fenntucky Mike said:

They do "Brilliant Uncirculated", it's called an Adjectival Grade which means they graded within a range. Specifically MS60 - 70. I wouldn't pay much more than FV for those if you're looking to acquire them.

What is an Adjectival Grade? | NGC (ngccoin.com)

Thank you very much sir for time response, informative answer, and also the link. You helped me to not bid up anymore than where i stand on it now.. Hopefully ill get out bid. Again greatly appreciated 

Jeff

Newbie here but here the questionWhat does it mean when there is no grade on the slab? And why it doent have one?

Why would these not include a grade? And what does it mean? Ask cause im looking into buying them

 thank you i figured thats all it was but thank you for your time in looking.

Not sure if these will work. Not really thinking so but thought id post them to make sure this is the type  photos you've requested just of better clarity? And thank you ever so much for your time on this matter. Im not with the coin right this second these just what i have but when i get home ill see if i can get better quality photos. 

 1857 flying eagle Is this due  to me looking to hard, die clash, restrike or double die? Or all together somthing else? New to the whole variety and errors..i was just keeping coins that had eye appeal. Think i should stuck with that..lol thats for any help i can get