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Apparently cleaned coin given a grade - resubmit?

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CoinSpec

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This is an NGC graded Australian 1921 star shilling. Considered the third rarest of Australian shillings after the 1933 and 1915h.

Shown to half a dozen or so coin dealers and experienced friends and almost unanimously - they say it's a cleaned coin.

Disappointing as this is is a rare and expensive coin. I am not sure if I'm looking at luster or something else to be honest.

Could NGC have made a mistake here? or is that cleaned appearance deceptive?

Also, can I get the coin re-graded without risk of dropping below AU53?

Thanks in advance.

 

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Matt G

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Thank you for your question. The coin grade is protected under the NGC grading guarantee which can be found at the link below. We are not able to determine the coin grade via online images. If you would like to submit the coin to NGC for a regrade please upgrade from a free to a paid membership or submit through an NGC authorized dealer. 

https://www.ngccoin.com/coin-grading/ngc-guarantee/

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