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R.D. KNIGHT

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  1.    powermad5000 reacted to a post in a topic: shipwreck
  2. R.D. KNIGHT
    Yes I have collected since age 7 and I have a large collection. The prices were all over the place. I found mine on line and ended in negotiation from dealer in Calif. Paid $750 leather book and all. I was fascinated with the grade ! I have never seen one like anywhere on the net ! Thats why ( after years) wanted to find out it really meant ! I have asked NGC to let me know about their grade. One person said the (A) meant like top of of the pile.LOL an the AU about about circulated> I am hoping to hear from NGC .
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    I have posted on newbie & no answer. I have an NGC graded 1853 r & a uss republic shipwreck and do not understand the complete meaning of (A) AU. I have searched the net and never found this designation. is this more rare of a grade???
  5.    GoldFinger1969 reacted to a post in a topic: shipwreck
  6. R.D. KNIGHT
    I like the mylar 2.5x2.5 flip and I get them from Wizard coin supply. 50 will run $19.00
  7. R.D. KNIGHT
    I have a graded 1853 r & a 50 cent shipwreck w/ an (A) AU designation and I can not find the grading chart for this designation? What is the meaning of this grade?? and I can not find any kind of valuation. It is from the USS Republic. any help would be appreciated.
  8. R.D. KNIGHT
    I have a 1853 ray & arrows 50 cent graded shipwreck but do not understand grade meaning ie: (A) AU?? any help would be appreciated.