Would ANACS net grade this?

[mbbiker]

Do you think ANACS would net grade this or would it come back in a Body Bag? if it would grade what do you think the grade would be? Thanks for any info you have

[jtryka]

I could be wrong, but I don't think ANACS grades chopmarked trade dollars. Perhaps TDN or one of the other trade dollar collectors could shed some light.

[mbbiker]

well we will find out soon it's found a ride to ANACS and should be back to me in about 3 weeks

[jtryka]

What service tier did you use? I used the economy on my last ANACS submission, and it took almost 2 months!

[mbbiker]

i'm sending it in with someone else and they are submitting on the 8th using 5-day, so i figure 3 weeks before i find out.

[paigow_johnny]

I did a 5 day submission a few months back on a couple coins, and it went quite well...as advertised. Including mail time, I had 10 days from my sending to my receiving. Good luck.

[hughesm1-migration]

I think they would, but the net would probably come out to a VG

[mbbiker]

It showed up at ANACS today so we will know soon

[GP_]

cool, cant wait to hear how it does! (yeah yeah I am easily amused)

[mbbiker]

I just got the grade back from ANACS.

 

When i sent it in i was hoping to get XF details net VG but the grade i did get was...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

UNC details - Net Good-4

[EVillageProwler]

UNC details?!? Net G4?!? That coin seems to be worth much more than G4 money... And, how'd they get UNC? Unless they're saying that it's a coin that technically hasn't circulated but has absolutely no UNC luster left...

 

EVP

 

[BankNote1]

Unc Details, Net G4. I wonder where they get Unc. details? The coin obviously circulated or it wouldn't have the chop marks?? But net G4 sounds about right.

[agfox-migration]

That is odd isn't it. Unc details net G4. I see at least 6 chopmarks on that, so wouldn't it have to change hands at least that many times? That seems like AU details at the most.

 

 

[coinman1794]

Uncirculated is a misleading term. It is used to refer to a coin that has not received any wear, whether or not it was ever in circulation (coins can circulate without recieving wear). So, it does not actually mean the coin has never circulated. The term "Mint State" makes much better sense that the term Uncirculated.

[BillJones]

The coin looked like an EF-AU by sharpness, but the big punch mark in the left field knocked it WAY down. I would have guessed G or VG for the net grade. Good-4 was actually a little strong of a write-down IMO, but I'm not totally surprised. That mark is really bad because it looks like an attempted puncture.

 

One well hidden chop mark can appear on an MS-60 Trade Dollar IMO because they are almost considered to be part of the coin. From a market grade point of view, multiple and obvious chop marks can make high grade Trade Dollars virtually unsalable, regardless of the assigned grade. Some collectors find chop marks interesting and are will to pay a small premium for a well circulated example that has been chop marked.