PWA 1967

Yes its spot on. Can we have a picture of what is inside it Rob......

That looks really nice Gary

Hope they are ones i have

And a big hat off to Chingford who i think found it and researched it originally. He will not mention any until he is sure others exist and my first point of call on any copper questions Sorry Chingford if you now get loads of questions Tricky..... Chingford .....maybe he will disclose some more

So i think Ian is out aswell

Well i am definately out

I dont look anymore since buying a nice one ,but noticed one just sold on ebay

Thank Rob. I wasnt sure after the other opinion on grade.

Sorry meant a bigger difference than two grades ie 70-75-78-80 etc

I would like to know rob as always learning....What would you grade the coin mentioned please ?.

Rob your far from dense and i appreciate your knowledge and learning from you. What he has said is ........... Subject to what Mynki relays ....... i will have a quick look ..... something he did not have to do. Without looking properley 78 - 80......... ?. If one grader and i am sure you know all three says 70 then unless a bigger difference than ten the lowest grade is attributed. It was not Paul.............Think ( grader ) he meant on a good day (best for Mynki) thats what he might get. I have submitted a lot of coins and one grader will be different than another.....thats why you get three opinions. Its no different than on here ,they look at two hundred + coins a week they are never all going to say E.G. 75 But unless a big difference (more than ten) they will confer and give reasons why the coin may be attributed higher.

This one and numerous others not mentioned in anything Jerry. A couple of people on the forum Chingford and Alfnail have helped me so much over the last twelve months would like to say thank you. Pete.

Not much happening on here. I recently bought a 1858 ,it came from Heritage and a variety i was made aware of about twelve months ago. Although a lot dont really look at coppers i am now really keen on all the varieties. Just been talking to Matt who thought it was worth sharing a picture. Its the 1858 with the F over B in DEF. I Have spent the last twelve months looking at every 1858 (well almost ) on ebay and found three. Pete.

Dont really understand the reason for the post then If you thought it was less should of bought it and give it him. Sounds a good earner

Really interested as most on here are not CGS............ Boooooooooooooooooo Anyway he is a nice guy that looked at your coin and gave you his opinion. What did he say ?.

That was a good spot Bob

What does a scrap sovereign sell for at the moment Mynki ?.

Hi paulus i have a spare 1891 CGS 32567 graded 75 would sell for £70 including postage. Although i may say it myself its nicer than the picture(as you no some are not the best). Not a problem if no use let me no if you would prefer another date. Pete.

Dont worry about me Ian always chilled .....well not always Is that yours ,has that been added ?.

More importantly are these coins now being shown as conserved when people are selling them. I have bought a few graded as rejects really cheaply , but feel more often they are broken out and resold as being ok.

I slab pennies and nothing else for reasons i have mentioned before. If they dont reject any and give just a grade i cant see any benefit sending them as i dont want to sell any and the grade is not far away from reputable opinion I cannot believe they say .... we will charge you for conservation so you have a decent coin. After just reading the NGC site its not something i can get my head round I only collect copper/bronze pennies..... surely they should say....... Buy another ,the one you have has problems,not we will clean it

I will let you rest and chill out ..... YES its a clogged die and being an expert thats YOUR opinion. You still miss the point............ if someone (not yourself) want a second / Third opinion send it .....if you dont not a problem. I was just giving another option... and as you state one your not bothered about.

Not at all they get things wrong but not much to spend on an opinion. I didnt really just mean with this coin was more in general. By the time you spend driving round to dealers /fairs putting petrol in and messing about. Post the coin and see what they say .... nothing to lose you still get it back. However i trust them enough to say i would buy it if came back ok.........but thats another thread.

Its nothing to do with weather one has been attributed. Its if your really not sure spend £13.75 and find out . Otherwise make your own decision I have just received quite a few pennies back that they have not slabbed before. What they have done is confimed the variety and said they are problem free ,so i am more than happy