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Family-friendly appraisals, complimentary for small collections. SHIP INSURED FOR AN OFFER!


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D. I was wondering if its worth getting graded its in very beautful condition also may be some doubling im wondering what are your thoughts on this coin not sure why it wouldnt let me add more than one photo have pics of reverse also but would only let me add one photo

Asked on Apr 13, 2021

One photo is enough for me to tell you, don't bother grading it. Sure, the 1964 is worth $1000 in MS67. See those scratches in front of his nose? They will keep the coin down in the MS64-65 range, or maybe even AU55. And if not, they will find some other reason to hold it back. You see, it's supposed to be a blind process but it really is not. Somehow, by the size of the truck that delivers it, or by sniffing, they will know you are not one of their big customers, and they will charge you over $40 to say the coin is worth under $4. Trust me on this.

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