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DigIron2

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I see that allot of old coins have a AG grade in books.And to qualify they have to be identifiable.But how Identifiable?What if you have to look really hard through a eye piece,and can make out a date,but the condition is so worn you are surprized to make out anything at all.What i mean is the faintest date that is barely readable.
 

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A lot will depend on the denomination and series but in general an AG coin has to have a readable legend and date and the main design outline must be visible too. Without those details, it would grade Fair....or worse.
 

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that helps allot man.thank you
 

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Familiarize yourself with PCGS Photograde, it's a great tool. Also, books like redbook are way off on values, just FYI.
 

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