One for Condor

[Coindude]

Just ran across this in my sons box of coins as we were looking for their silver junk. Thought for sure you could appreciate it and maybe you've never seen one.

 

[Conder101]

No I don't think I've seen that one before. How about pictures of the back as well. And please don't crop it quite so close. I prefer to be able to see the edges of the holder in the pictures.

 

Is it available?

[Coindude]

I'll get you better pictures of both obverse and reverse. I'll ask my son if he can part with it! Personally, I'd prefer it to be in your hands, but I'll see what he thinks when he gets home from school today.

[Coindude]

Here you go on the pictures.

 

[michael]

here ya go

 

http://reviews.ebay.com/Guide-to-Third-Party-Grading-Services-for-coins_W0QQugidZ10000000004417463

[lehigh96]

Am I the only one who thinks that Minnesota Quarter is a nice coin?

[Bruceswar]

Am I the only one who thinks that Minnesota Quarter is a nice coin?

 

No that is nice coin for sure, but is it worth slabbing? Could be as high as MS 69, but you gonna risk it?

[lehigh96]

Am I the only one who thinks that Minnesota Quarter is a nice coin?

 

No that is nice coin for sure, but is it worth slabbing? Could be as high as MS 69, but you gonna risk it?

 

I will not risk it, but someone who has a modern State Quarter registry set might. It looks like an MS68+ Satin Finish quarter to me. The registry points are 54/143/925 for MS68/69/70.

[Bruceswar]

hmm good point, but I still think too much risk? Maybe I am just not in tune with that market

[Conder101]

here ya go

 

http://Support-the-Collectors-Society.com/Guide-to-Third-Party-Grading-Services-for-coins_W0QQugidZ10000000004417463

I'd like to see an example of his AGS. I listed two different AGS grading services in the book, Advanced Grading Service and American Grading Service (I've added a second variety to the American Grading Service). Neither variety of the American Grading Service that I list looks like what Coindude has, nor do they resemble an NGC slab like the eBay guide mentions.

 

Well well well, I wandered through my images that haven't been incorporated into the book yet and there it was, The AGS referenced by the eBay guide, so there are at least three different American Grading Services with a total of four holder varieties.

[DC Dawg]

here ya go

 

http://Support-the-Collectors-Society.com/Guide-to-Third-Party-Grading-Services-for-coins_W0QQugidZ10000000004417463

I'd like to see an example of his AGS. I listed two different AGS grading services in the book, Advanced Grading Service and American Grading Service (I've added a second variety to the American Grading Service). Neither variety of the American Grading Service that I list looks like what Coindude has, nor do they resemble an NGC slab like the eBay guide mentions.

 

Well well well, I wandered through my images that haven't been incorporated into the book yet and there it was, The AGS referenced by the eBay guide, so there are at least three different American Grading Services with a total of four holder varieties.

Are you writing a book on slabs and grading services? That would be so cool! When do you think you will be finished so I know when to look for a copy to purchase?

 

Scott

[Coindude]

Condor, did you get my PM on my sons offer for the coin / slab?

[physics-fan3.14]

here ya go

 

http://Support-the-Collectors-Society.com/Guide-to-Third-Party-Grading-Services-for-coins_W0QQugidZ10000000004417463

I'd like to see an example of his AGS. I listed two different AGS grading services in the book, Advanced Grading Service and American Grading Service (I've added a second variety to the American Grading Service). Neither variety of the American Grading Service that I list looks like what Coindude has, nor do they resemble an NGC slab like the eBay guide mentions.

 

Well well well, I wandered through my images that haven't been incorporated into the book yet and there it was, The AGS referenced by the eBay guide, so there are at least three different American Grading Services with a total of four holder varieties.

Are you writing a book on slabs and grading services? That would be so cool! When do you think you will be finished so I know when to look for a copy to purchase?

 

Scott

 

His first edition came out in 2005, I think.

[Conder101]

Condor, did you get my PM on my sons offer for the coin / slab?

It's probably there but I haven't seen it yet. I haven't been on the NGC site since early Friday.