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PCGS Open Box Coin Grades - 1800s O Mint Gold Eagles, 1872 Indian Head Cent, u0026 PCGS Throws Me a Bone

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I have two gold coin liberty original too 1896 $20 coronet head, double eagle liberty head gold coin, philadelphia and 1901 $10 coronet head, liberty double eagle head, philadelphia Thanks for your info sir 🙂
Comment from : @yulimuchlas8888

I have gold Liberty Head Quarter Eagle $10, 1882 I Will sell for you,
Comment from : @nursyam2462

AUish You crack me up! Great video Thank You
Comment from : @frankchase9297

That 1893 is an example of why you have to buy the coin and not the holder
Comment from : @DJbabynoneck

I like the Old School: of Grading ea Side Independently More … ah Better
Comment from : @davemi00

63 my first light bulb moment Yes They threw you a bone brSomething that doesn't happen on this end I wonder if they know you are the Coin Geek?
Comment from : @cybyz8283

I agree that 1893 is probably an MS63 but hey, makes up for the cleaned one, right?
Comment from : @generalkenobi5533

Some really beautiful Eagles! BTW, I still say "Throw me a bone" lol 👍
Comment from : @Ontario100

Hi I have a anacs ms63 st gaudians double eagle and the eagle has luster and appearance of a ms64 or 65 I've compared it too Lady liberty is pretty nice,but there is a real small maroonish mark on her leg from what I was told it was from Cooper Idk thing is you Don't see the small mark unless you hit the light on the spot right Not a heavy dark color filled in with color Is it worth having it graded again? Not going to sell it,cause the double eagle is so awesome and why I bought the coin,not for lady liberty The slab is beat up a bit, so having a new slab would be good to see the coin a tad bit better Curious on thoughts? Really appreciate it 🙏
Comment from : @directhit310jl

The 93 has no deep gouges on the obverse,light rubs,the reverse is really niceProperly graded for a change
Comment from : @667hodge

Nice! If PCGS called it a 64 it is a 64 They are the experts Woo Hoo! You are getting good at this
Comment from : @don951

The second 1892 10 Dollar gold was for sure better You finally got a grading break with that 1893! Thanks for sharing those with us!
Comment from : @TheQuickSilver101

Ben, your sir are right, a bone was thrown 1893 $10 Your a very lucky man Take care
Comment from : @silvertopaz509

I agree with all the grades except the 1893 $10 I thought it was a ms62 pretty baggy, but it is gold!
Comment from : @tomfeldbruegge8744

Well, I guess you might have to consider today your lucky day Nice that PCGS was lenient on one for a change
Comment from : @alwaysseekingsilver

I guessed the first two correctly and the last one MS62 Definitely NOT MS64 The better 92O, I gave MS58, the lesser, MS53
Comment from : @meteoman7958

Through you a bone, is everyday slang in Australia lol nice coins
Comment from : @kayneF1251

I would called that 1893 $10 an ms 62
Comment from : @classiccoins1485

Hi, Ben It doesn't look 64 bTYU/b
Comment from : @donaldinnewmexico

63 64 dont matter nice coin
Comment from : @timothyloyd3802

i would take that bone any day ben
Comment from : @martythorton7106

Big bone
Comment from : @paulbegansky5650

While in the Arizona desert ben comes upon a dilapidated stage coach full of sanda second look reveals a weathered strong box full of 1800s gold coins
Comment from : @sidneyosborne947

Legend in Portuguese ?
Comment from : @gilbertojesusferrazferraz315

I liked the first 92 over the second one and that last just beautiful coin, all of them are very nice liked them 😀 thx for sharing 👍 great video enjoyed it
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