I got my 1877 IHP Back from ANACS Graded VF20 Details Heavily Corroded

[lonelyduckhunter]

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Not bad for a dug coin still in shock I found it.

 

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[jgas]

Heavily corroded or not, it looks good to me. Nice find...$$$$ nice.....jgas

 

[DigginThePast]

Such a great find.

 

[1235CE]

very nice, congrats!......I think "HEAVILY" was a little harsh, they could and should have just said "corroded" in my opinion.

Congrats on a great find!!
HH all!

Greg

 

[BuckleBoy]

very nice, congrats!......I think "HEAVILY" was a little harsh, they could and should have just said "corroded" in my opinion.

Congrats on a great find!!
HH all!

Greg

LMAO! It's a DUG Coin!! Circulated coins may be corroded, but they're Never THAT corroded.

That's the term they always use. "Heavily Corroded."

Gotta get used to that if you are gonna have dug coppers graded.



Great find!



-Buck

 

[TreasureHunters]

How much does it cost to get coins graded?

 

[cedarratt]

VF 20 is about 1800$ in the 2008 red book, man that is an awesome find!!! How much did it cost to have it graded by ANACS?

 

[dfx willy]

nice one bud!!! i still have to send mine out. willy

 

[lonelyduckhunter]

How much does it cost to get coins graded?

$48.00 for 5 day service, insurance and graded. Was a very quick turnaround very easy process.

 

[allen]

that is a real sweet indian !!!

 

[hogge]

VF 20 is about 1800$ in the 2008 red book, man that is an awesome find!!! How much did it cost to have it graded by ANACS?

The 2010 Red Book "GUIDE", says $2,000. Take half from that with the qualifier.

 

[1235CE]

very nice, congrats!......I think "HEAVILY" was a little harsh, they could and should have just said "corroded" in my opinion.

Congrats on a great find!!
HH all!

Greg

LMAO! It's a DUG Coin!! Circulated coins may be corroded, but they're Never THAT corroded.

That's the term they always use. "Heavily Corroded."

Gotta get used to that if you are gonna have dug coppers graded.



Great find!



-Buck

No Buck, they don't "always" use "Heavily Corroded"......as a matter of fact ANACS rarely uses "Heavily Corroded".........just type into Google "ANACS corroded" and watch all of the "corroded" coins that come up..........then maybe my comment about them using the word "heavily" won't sound so funny to you.

Greg