MS64 😳

[Coinery]

 

https://auctions.cngcoins.com/lots/view/4-M8HXGK/hanover-victoria-1837-1901-ar-sixpence-dated-1887-pcgs-ms-64

Edited Tuesday at 02:15 PM by Coinery

[copper123]

less than EF

[Coinery]

1 hour ago, copper123 said:

less than EF

Agreed!

[Peckris 2]

What is the American MS64 - our GVF?

[Coinery]

1 hour ago, Peckris 2 said:

What is the American MS64 - our GVF?

Apparently so! You’d normally expect to be ‘safe’ around those grades…staggeringly bad!

[copper123]

Coins of the year 1887 are really common, just be discerning and not in a rush, I must admit unc and a/unc are harder to find but they are out there don't fall for these con merchants

[Peckris 2]

1 hour ago, copper123 said:

Coins of the year 1887 are really common, just be discerning and not in a rush, I must admit unc and a/unc are harder to find but they are out there don't fall for these con merchants

The 1887 shilling is arguably the most common Victorian coin, even in high grade - the sixpence is also very common but at least you have two types to collect.

 

[copper123]

And the threepence by far the most common victoria date