Only one ?? 0

[errorist]

Seller thinks he has the only one. I pointed out He has coin 101 graded by NGC.. He told me to show him another one... lol. 

[Joydeep]

Well....the number 101 after the dash means that the coin in consideration is the 101st coin in a bulk submission. It does not mean the 100 coins before that had the same grade or error. The seller may be right unless what he says you can do to prove him wrong....find a similar (in the same or higher grade and with the exact error) counterexample.

P.S: The 100th coin in the bulk submission has grade 70. I looked it up, you can too.

[errorist]

Proof 70 on a die crack?

[Fenntucky Mike]

https://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/2527507-100/70/ 

No die crack on that one.

Careful not to get locked out if you go searching with the NGC Verify Tool, you're only allowed so many and I think if you continually guess wrong you get locked out sooner. I think it's for three days.

[RWB]

Might be worth much less than the time invested in searching submission numbers.

[Joydeep]

53 minutes ago, errorist said:

Proof 70 on a die crack?

I think you are missing the point I tried making in my previous reply.....it is unlikely and not necessary for all coins in a bulk submission to have the same grade or error designation....

Also, in case there is any confusion, I would like to clarify that NGC does not give the highest grade (i.e. 70) to coins with designated mint errors (atleast I have not seen one).

[DWLange]

Yes, 101 just means that this was line 101 in the submission. The other coins may have been other errors or just regular coins. NGC no longer permits more than 50 coins under a single invoice number, so that will be the highest line number going forward.

[errorist]

Wow I have  01-06 with a different proof die crack. Didn't know they could be different. Is there a way to know how many such coins were graded by NGC up until now?? Thanks 

Edited January 19, 2021 by errorist

[Hoghead515]

I think NGC has a census page. Should be on there if they have it. Don't know if they recognize it or not. You can check. 

[errorist]

Got a link?

[errorist]

Found the census guide but it doesn't have this coin on it. Last updated in 2014..

[Fenntucky Mike]

I don't believe NGC keeps track of errors/die cracks unless they consider it a variety. Which in this case they wouldn't or at least don't currently. 

Maybe you need to give it a catchy name like 10 Rays... 

[errorist]

26 minutes ago, Fenntucky Mike said:

I don't believe NGC keeps track of errors/die cracks unless they consider it a variety. Which in this case they wouldn't or at least don't currently. 

Maybe you need to give it a catchy name like 10 Rays... 

I think they will name it what you want within reason..

[DWLange]

Mint errors don't appear within the Census, because their descriptions vary according to the individual coins. The Census requires standardization in descriptions.

[errorist]

31 minutes ago, DWLange said:

Mint errors don't appear within the Census, because their descriptions vary according to the individual coins. The Census requires standardization in descriptions.

Collectors would like to have a sense how many coins are out there for their specific coin graded by various grading companies...

[errorist]

On 1/19/2021 at 9:28 AM, DWLange said:

Yes, 101 just means that this was line 101 in the submission. The other coins may have been other errors or just regular coins. NGC no longer permits more than 50 coins under a single invoice number, so that will be the highest line number going forward.

Thanks DW. I believe you helped me with other coins here...

Edited January 21, 2021 by errorist
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