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I guess ANACS started grading ancients again

Started by midwest,

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midwest

midwest

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according to their website they grade a "selection of ancient Roman coins". Anyone else notice this 893scratchchin-thumb.gif

gmarguli

gmarguli

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I think it's said that for a long time. Did it change?

midwest

midwest

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I think it's said that for a long time. Did it change?

 

The old ANACS website didn't say that. Here's what it said back in 2004 link

 

The old site says

 

 

"Regular issue, commemorative, and pattern U.S. coinage

 

A wide variety of foreign coins

 

An extensive range of error and variety coins

 

Problem (cleaned, corroded, damaged, and repaired) coins

 

Hard Time and Civil War Tokens and So-Called Dollars"

 

The news site says

 

 

"Regular issue U.S. coinage, commemoratives, and patterns

 

A wide variety of world coins: most coins from 1600 to present

 

The widest range of error and variety coins of any grading service

 

Problem coins (cleaned, corroded, damaged, repaired, etc.) are given a detail grade with the major problem listed

 

Hard Time and Civil War Tokens and So-Called Dollars

 

A selection of ancient Roman coins"

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