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JIM F.

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  1. Just noticed my 1866 3CS is labeled 1866 3CN. It now has a CAC sticker also, so reholdering is not a good option since no guarantee CAC will resticker.
  2. Recent pick up. What do you think NGC would grade it as? Thanks for looking.
  3. The 1951-S is one I am considering buying which is the only 51-S PL certified by NGC. Here is a 1949-S that I own.
  4. Since my post was the first one in several years, I assumed it was for me. My mistake.
  5. What would be insightful is what did Jules Reiver consider the coin? The HA auction lists some previous sales, but unless one can refer to the sales catalogs from those sales, it is unknown what grade was assigned by previous owners.
  6. Recently purchased from Stacks auction as PCGS PF-63. Just found out it was previously in a NGC MS-64 holder. Clearly identified by the marks at end of nose and in left obverse field. Totally different values. What should I do?
  7. Perhaps that is true for some years. 1857 proof half cent Breen varieties B-1 and B-2, however, are due to 2 separate and unmistakable dies, and have nothing to do with die states. But if NGC doesn't attribute them, well, so be it.
  8. Does NGC have a census on the B-1 1857 proof half cent? Also does NGC currently denote this variety upon request? Thank you.