PCGS Open Box - High Grade, Variety, & Rainbow Toning Cherrypicks - 1982 DDO, 1970 Small Date Cents

1974-S $: NFS

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Ben The Coin Geek
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[PhillyCoinCollector]

That ms68 ike really catches your eye. Very nice coin.

[EricMagayne]

I'm pretty sure you need to go the Gold Shield route with PCGS to receive the True View photography.

[bosstone]

Maybe that's one of the advantages for using ANACS. They are more willing to give even minor attributes.

[jeffkeller]

I always have problems with the small date/large date difference.

[mrmainevent]

I went to my LCS today and got a very nice dime and quarter both with awesome light blue toning on them. Very much like the one you have. Not graded though. But boy are they pretty.

[Michael-Philip]

1982 was when zinc replaced copper, I think some of both were made

[JohnnyCollins-cvgx]

✳️ Enjoy your show about coins and thanks again for the info ✳️

[CMTYE]

Lovely video again Ben & those are some very pretty coins.

[josevarjas]

Even if paying for the variety with PCGS you risk losing your centavos.

[cgcoins]

Oh darn, it's NFS... but, I can't wait for it to come back from CAC and hopefully no one else watching is interested 😍🤞

[milessakauye]

Hi Ben, Thank you for the vlog! I was wondering how does the pricing PCGS puts out for the different grades on coins match up to the real world? Can the PCGS pricing be used as a guideline/starting point?

[sinesaii]

I cannot get into modern, save for silver state quarters, a few women’s quarters or commemorative dollars (and proof eagles).

Otherwise, I do Mercury dimes, walking Liberty half’s, Standing Liberty half’s and anything sitting Liberty, and maybe a Barber half or quarter.


But mostly, I like those first have of the 1900’s. I want a good Indian penny. Do you have a good red Indian penny for $100 or less, or are those expensive now?

[bosstone]

Jealous about the 74 silver Ike. I have 72 and 73 silver in ms68 but 71, 74 and 76 in ms67. I do have all of the clad and silver proofs in ms69dcam. It helps my ranking a bit. Just checked... the 73 silver ms68 only has 18 graded higher. Not too shabby.

[shoeless]

Ben I've got a challenge for you.

Get a Susan B in a PCGS 67 holder, and not one from the 90s i mean a 1979-81 susan B.

I've owned a handful of high end Susan Bs and its a challenge. NGC I've seen is more forgiving on them but PCGS is really stingy with the 67

[indivisibleman]

It's funny they want you to pay for their Trueview pictures and then they don't pay you a royalty to publish them on their website

[Ant]

Those are some nice varieties! Did you check those 70s Sm Dt 1c for varieties? They too have varieties that the 3rd Party Companies don't recognize.

[expoboy]

Ben, it seems almost every double die coin shows doubling on the obverse but rarely, if ever, on the reverse. Any theory on why that is the case?

[NortyMmM]

Why is there no ms 62 rd ms 61 rd cents or ms 60 rd Lincoln cents