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[ldhair]

[rrantique]

[rrantique]

Edited May 1 by rrantique

[Sandon]

1937-D Lincoln cent, PCGS graded MS 66 RD:

[robec1347]

[Sandon]

1937-S Lincoln cent, PCGS graded MS 66RD:

 

[ldhair]

[ThePhiladelphiaPenny]

Really any copper? Cuase I got a nice memorial, but you guys have really great stuff.

[Henri Charriere]

On 5/3/2024 at 6:44 PM, ThePhiladelphiaPenny said:

Really any copper? Cuase I got a nice memorial, but you guys have really great stuff.

As they say on the gritty streets of Noo Yawk:  Run it!

[Coinbuf]

On 5/3/2024 at 3:44 PM, ThePhiladelphiaPenny said:

Really any copper? Cuase I got a nice memorial, but you guys have really great stuff.

No discrimination in this thread, if it is copper you can post it even if minted yesterday.   Lots of die polish on the 64.

 

Edited May 4 by Coinbuf

[ldhair]

Any copper is good. PCGS gave this one  Genuine UNC Details (92 - Cleaned). 

 

[rrantique]

[Sandon]

1946 Lincoln cent PCGS graded MS 66 RD:

[Coinbuf]

Minor rotation.

[Lem E]

[Henri Charriere]

On 5/4/2024 at 11:06 PM, Coinbuf said:

Minor rotation.

Respectfully, in consultation with leading experts on the Soloviev-Imamura Quantification of Tsunamis and the proposed new 12-point Tsunami Intensity Scale, and in consideration of the various variables involved, a 33° departure from the vertical, as here depicted, would result in great damage and catastrophic loss of life inconsistent with a claim of "minor rotation."  🐓 

[rrantique]

[MorganMan]

[rrantique]

[Sandon]

1946-D Lincoln cent, PCGS graded MS 66 RD:

 

[rrantique]

[Sandon]

1946-S Lincoln cent, PCGS graded MS 66 RD:

[rrantique]

[Sandon]

1929-D Lincoln cent in an old green bordered label PCI holder graded MS 65 Red & Brown. The grade seems reasonable.

[Slaphappyslap]

1970 I just pulled from a roll, I couldn't tell you the grade 

[rrantique]

[Sandon]

1932 Lincoln cent in old PCI green bordered label holder graded MS 65 Red. The grade seems reasonable on this one, too:

 

[Henri Charriere]

🐓:  Hey Quintus, this is a thread you can post comments on!

Q.A.:  Thanks Ricky.  I have a question for @Sandon ... On a number of threads you have posted coins which have been submitted for reasons you have not volunteered, but which, in many cases resulted in elevations in grade.  My question is, do you regard these as examples of "gradeflation" or, for lack of a better term, simply examples of more accurate "right-sizing" of coins graded inaccurately  -- or coins which had been adjudged by antiquated, imprecise, but ever-evolving standards?

[robec1347]

[rrantique]