1882 CC GSA

[C.I.]

Care to guess a grade? Has not been sent in for grading as of yet. Have come to appreciate a subtle toning which highlights but does not overpower the details. All comments welcome.

 

Chet

[jayman1970]

63

[zboyle04]

63 sounds about right

[Mary B]

MS63, hits on cheek and field in front of the face.

[yonico]

63+

[JStull]

I agree with the 63.

[Coinbuf]

I'd agree with a 63, although I would'nt be surprised if one of the TPG's went as high as 64. It seems that CC's sometimes get leniency for marks due to the manor and terrain thay were transported over

[Dudley the 1st]

Ill give this coin a estimated grade at MS64

[Walkerfan]

MS 63

[coinman_23885]

I'm going to break with the crowd and guess 64.

[BillJones]

I call it a really nice MS-63. Some CC dollars like this get the MS-64 grade, but if they do they are low end examples.

[FILTHYHOARD]

Carson City dollars, particularly ones is the GSA holder DO get special treatment. It's a 63+ that will get a 64 no ifs, ands or buts.

[cpm9ball]

I'm with the 64 crowd. I have 5 non-GSA 82-CC's slabbed by NGC - MS64 (3) & MS63 (2) and yours looks every bit as nice as my 64's.

 

Chris

[C.I.]

You guys are right in line with my thoughts. The photo was under a bit of magnification but looks very similar in hand. I am tending toward being a 64 but you never know. It may be awhile before she is sent in but will post when graded.

 

Chet

[johnny9434]

ill go with ms 63 as well

[jgrinz]

MS63

[James_OldeTowne]

I think it should grade MS-63 out of the GSA holder, but as others have astutely pointed out, CCs get beneficial treatment. I'll guess it's graded MS-64.

[HiHoAudio]

I have a 62, this one looks like a 63 or a 64. I like the toning.

 

[Kurtdog]

I think I like her in MS64 off these pics.

[SKAGS]

64

 

[rrantique]

Nice one Chet. I'll say 64