Latest NGC grade results now in

[dooly]

Hi all .. As promised my latest results have been posted

 

Sorry i don't have all the pictures of the coins but my computer cleaner was a bit to through and deleted most of the pictures i had

 

There is one lot of tokens still to be graded and of course the NCS coins still to come so hear are the results so far..

 

1889 Vam 16 DDO Ear *Hot 50* MS-62 My first Vam find

 

1887 MS-62 (think its this coin as its the only picture i have of a1887)

 

1881 s MS-64 PL my first Proof like find

Sorry no picture

 

Shield nickle 1867 No Rays AU-55

SNP

 

Shield nickle 1868 Reverse of 67 AU-55 SEEMS to be the first 1868 rev 67 ever to be graded

SNP

 

1973 Canada$ SP-67 My first SP (only 3 Graded higher)

 

1889 UK Penny MS-63 RB

SNP

 

1804 EM 5 kopeck AU-58 BN (way better than i guessed)

SNP

 

1554-1553 Groat Philip&Mary F-12 (not bad for a Bulk lot off eBay)

 

Sorry again about the lack of pictures

 

Lets see what comes of the next submissions

 

 

[harvey8542]

Congrats Dooly nice coins really like this one 1973 Canada$ SP-67 My first SP

[Dcoin]

The Canadian dollar probably has some amazing color in hand...well done Dooly.

[rrantique]

Great job Dooly on the pre screening for grading and some very nice coins. (thumbs u

[bsshog40]

Congrats Dooly. I would like to have seen that PL Morgan.

[cpm9ball]

1887 MS-62 (think its this coin as its the only picture i have of a1887)

 

 

Yes, Dooly, this is an 1887, but you've got to stop doodling on the coins.

 

Chris

[skippy]

Shield nickle 1868 Reverse of 67 AU-55 SEEMS to be the first 1868 rev 67 ever to be graded

 

No, this is a common coin that has been certified many times in many grades. Perhaps it's the first one on which someone asked for "Reverse of 1867" to be applied to the label, though.

 

[EZ_E]

Nice, Doogy!!!

 

The 1889 Morgan looks better than a 62 in the pic.

[DJCoinz]

Very nice...wtg on the grades!

[dooly]

Shield nickle 1868 Reverse of 67 AU-55 SEEMS to be the first 1868 rev 67 ever to be graded

 

No, this is a common coin that has been certified many times in many grades. Perhaps it's the first one on which someone asked for "Reverse of 1867" to be applied to the label, though.

 

Cheers Skippy that's what i got excited about First one ever labeled must get a 1868 Rev 1868 to match now