Update - Grades Are In

[rbrown4]

Received the grades on a few Washington Quarters finally.

 

1940 D/D VP-002, MS-65, 1of 2/0 in Pop Census at 65 and 1 of 6 total in Pop Census. (this was posted last month prior to grade results)

 

1935 D MS-64 (only have an obverse pic now)

 

1932 S MS (Cleaned) (very disapointing - I studied it hard prior to sending in, may be worth a second opionion)

 

 

 

 

 

[bsshog40]

Way to go. Sorry about the 32'

[Zoins]

1940 D/D VP-002, MS-65, 1 of 2 in Registry at 65 and 1 of 6 total in Registry. (this was posted last month prior to grade results)

Congrats! That's excellent Usually people post pop numbers like 2/0 meaning 2 in grade 65 with none higher. That would be the case if the other for are 64 or lower. Also, typically people say in the Pop(ulation)/Census since the Registry is voluntary and missing many graded coins. Just FYI

1932 S MS (Cleaned) (very disapointing - I studied it hard prior to sending in, may be worth a second opionion)

PCGS has been observed to be more lenient on cleaned coins than NGC so you might try them.

[123cents]

Sorry your key date Washington Quarter did not grade. You probably need to wait a while and then re-submit it.

[MunkyMan95]

Send it to ANACS!

 

Congrats on the other grades. Nice coins!

[Dwaine]

Congrats on the grades, sorry about the 32.

[supertooth]

rbrown4---- Nice grades on the first two. Sorry about the 32S. However, I agree with either trying PCGS or waiting awhile and resubmitting to NGC.

 

Another little story. I had a 32S in Ch Au. Paid 60 bucks for it as a kid. Had that coin for years and years. Finally awhile back I did submit it to NGC for grading. I too got a BB for cleaning. I could not believe it was so. I bet I turned it upside down trying to find those hairlines that I knew had to be there somewhere. Sure enough---one day I had the coin in direct sunlight. Tilted it a certain way. Hairlines were indeed there. Felt sooooo stupid. Try various light sources and tilt it a hundred different ways---at various angles.

 

One of the reasons that I tell folks about my mistakes---though they are few [ Ha! Ha! ] is to not prejudge NGC. Those folks are very good. Most of the time---after I look for awhile---I have found that NGC was indeed correct. After a period of years, one does get better. Hard to beat a guy at his own game. Bob [supertooth]

[rrantique]

Congrats Rey that's great

 

I agree on re-submittal. Man they are tough on those Key-coins

[SkyMan]

Good going Rey! They are fun looking coins!

[rbrown4]

Here are two more new grading results, so I thought I would just add to this post.

 

1853 Silver 3 C Type 1 MS-63 and 1832 Half Dime LM-7 MS-64 - 1/0.

 

 

 

 

[rrantique]

Here are two more new grading results, so I thought I would just add to this post.

 

1853 Silver 3 C Type 1 MS-63 and 1832 Half Dime LM-7 MS-64 - 1/0.

 

 

 

 

 

Two more great examples I really like the half disme

[MunkyMan95]

WOW congrats on the grades! AWESOME!

[michael]

[SkyMan]

I'm not a big fan of trimes, but that is a nice looking half disme!

[rbrown4]

Sorry the picture of the dsime is not that good, was taken before I sent the coin off and before I got a nice camera. Will photo when I get it back.

 

Rey

[123cents]

Two more beauties.

[robec1347]

Those are some pretty powerful grades, Rey. Good going.

[rbrown4]

Thanks everyone for the positive feeback and comments, it is very much appreciated.

 

I figured that I would just add to the original post with the newly graded coins. Less posts running around that way.

 

Rey

[rbrown4]

I wasn't expecting a MS-65 out of this Gettysburg Commemorative but that is what the status showed as of today.

 

Got a 66 on my Texas commemorative as well but I do not currently have a picture of it.

 

 

[robec1347]

Wow Rey!!! You're on some kind of a lucky streak. I think I'll send my coins to you and you can submit them for me.

[rrantique]

Wow Rey!!! You're on some kind of a lucky streak. I think I'll send my coins to you and you can submit them for me.

 

I'll say, congrats on both of the coins Rey

[rbrown4]

Just an end result of the efforts of my father over the years. It is truly amazing and I am so blessed to be able to become a part of it and to also be able to share and gain such insight from all of you out there. I have probably said this before but this is a journey that is unmatched by any other.

 

Thanks and Regards,

 

Rey

 

Now, do I throw in the kicker for the week or should I wait...............................

[Bruceswar]

Don't make us wait...

[robec1347]

Now, do I throw in the kicker for the week or should I wait...............................

 

You gotta be kidding. Throw it. I can take it.

[rrantique]

Now, do I throw in the kicker for the week or should I wait...............................

 

You gotta be kidding. Throw it. I can take it.

I can't take anymore

[rbrown4]

1787 Fugio Cent , States United, 4 Cinquefoils after Date, Pointed Rays, BN, XF-40.

 

And I was worried about it being real, my dad had it marked in his Red Book as genuine but after all the stories I have heard.....

 

 

,

[MunkyMan95]

I NEED THAT COIN!

[robec1347]

1787 Fugio Cent , States United, 4 Cinquefoils after Date, Pointed Rays, BN, XF-40.

 

And I was worried about it being real, my dad had it marked in his Red Book as genuine but after all the stories I have heard.....

 

 

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Very similar to my VF 35. Nice bit of history.

 

 

[Bruceswar]

What a killer coin! Thanks for sharing!!

[rrantique]

What a killer coin! Thanks for sharing!!

 

Gulp, Killer is right worth the wait Rey