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Defeating Breen propaganda one article at a time.
2x ANA Literary Award Winner
The Numismatist Columnist
Articles in Pennywise, Errorscope & more
Full-time professional numismatist
I like Gem coins in NGC Fatties and ephemera! Most of my research involves Colonial American coins and early US Proofs.
2x ANA Literary Award Winner
The Numismatist Columnist
Articles in Pennywise, Errorscope & more
Full-time professional numismatist
I like Gem coins in NGC Fatties and ephemera! Most of my research involves Colonial American coins and early US Proofs.
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- How are places on the leaderboard calculated?
How are places on the leaderboard calculated?16 Comments 0 Shares 1312 ViewsPlease log in to like, share and comment!Commenting is disabled.- njb[njb]
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- Accuracy first and then the number of coins comes second as a weighting factor. Between two people, someone that is a little under on accuracy will be favored if they have graded a lot more coins than the other person. It favors the person that has tested their skill on more coins.Accuracy first and then the number of coins comes second as a weighting factor. Between two people, someone that is a little under on accuracy will be favored if they have graded a lot more coins than the other person. It favors the person that has tested their skill on more coins.View previous replies
- njb Ahh, that's a little odd to me. Maybe there is a behind the scenes weight for how many coins it takes a person to reach a certain number of points?...and at stages it could work against you? Grasping at straws here. Lol, I got nothin'.[njb] Ahh, that's a little odd to me. Maybe there is a behind the scenes weight for how many coins it takes a person to reach a certain number of points?...and at stages it could work against you? Grasping at straws here. Lol, I got nothin'.
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- njb we'll look into this, something odd going on there.[njb] we'll look into this, something odd going on there.
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- JasonNicholls thanks Jason![JasonNicholls] thanks Jason!
- keyman64 This is interesting to me. Grade the first coin right, and then leave it and you may have something, lol.[keyman64] This is interesting to me. Grade the first coin right, and then leave it and you may have something, lol.
- BigNubNumismatics I have a feeling that more recent guesses hold more weight in the leaderboard ranking. I noticed when I dropped ranking and then slowly worked my way back up, I ended up passing people who had more coins graded and a higher accuracy. Just a theory though.[BigNubNumismatics] I have a feeling that more recent guesses hold more weight in the leaderboard ranking. I noticed when I dropped ranking and then slowly worked my way back up, I ended up passing people who had more coins graded and a higher accuracy. Just a theory though.
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- Some things I have noticed:
1. SMS coins count you off for not putting “SP” even though that is not an option
2. Philippine copper coins count you off for not having a color designation even though that is not an option
3. Modern Proof copper coins is inconsistent as to whether to put the color designation or DCAMSome things I have noticed: 1. SMS coins count you off for not putting “SP” even though that is not an option 2. Philippine copper coins count you off for not having a color designation even though that is not an option 3. Modern Proof copper coins is inconsistent as to whether to put the color designation or DCAM3 Comments 0 Shares 887 Views - Pretty hard to get non-ASE PCI Toners to straight grade, but I’m optimistic about this one. Lord knows there are much worse ones in holders, lol.
do you think it has a chance?Pretty hard to get non-ASE PCI Toners to straight grade, but I’m optimistic about this one. Lord knows there are much worse ones in holders, lol. do you think it has a chance?5 Comments 0 Shares 1099 ViewsCommenting is disabled. - New Video Just Dropped! Came across a nice batch of rattlers and some neat raw coins today.
https://youtu.be/IXYmn_DhHHUNew Video Just Dropped! Came across a nice batch of rattlers and some neat raw coins today. https://youtu.be/IXYmn_DhHHU
2 Comments 0 Shares 1232 ViewsCommenting is disabled. - This is the nicest coin I’ve ever had the pleasure of handling .
1864 Proof Seated Dollar
PCGS PR-65 CAC
Toning is darker in person, but the coin is a monster in hand. Awesome civil war date, awesome coin.
#proof #cac #numismaticsThis is the nicest coin I’ve ever had the pleasure of handling . 1864 Proof Seated Dollar PCGS PR-65 CAC Toning is darker in person, but the coin is a monster in hand. Awesome civil war date, awesome coin. #proof #cac #numismatics2 Comments 0 Shares 1052 ViewsCommenting is disabled. - You wouldn’t think there were many of these originally graded at early NGC, but during the Fatty era, NGC graded over 20 of these in MS-67.
Despite this, I have not seen many of these on the market, nor have I seen one with this nice of toning.
Luster really goes hard.
#coins #oldholder #numismaticsYou wouldn’t think there were many of these originally graded at early NGC, but during the Fatty era, NGC graded over 20 of these in MS-67. Despite this, I have not seen many of these on the market, nor have I seen one with this nice of toning. Luster really goes hard. #coins #oldholder #numismatics2 Comments 0 Shares 1247 ViewsCommenting is disabled. - This coin is now off to its new home…
Starting to me extremely pulled towards collecting these, but so many other coins in the line.
#coins #numismatics #coincollectingThis coin is now off to its new home… Starting to me extremely pulled towards collecting these, but so many other coins in the line. #coins #numismatics #coincollecting0 Comments 0 Shares 1020 Views - CLOSED
Congrats Derrick!
New group! New book!
For the start of the new page , I am giving away this brand new ‘Guide Book of Gold Dollars’
To Enter:
1.Join the Pre-33 Gold Bugs Page
2. Comment your favorite year for gold coins
3. Like the post
Winner will be drawn Friday at 10pm EST.CLOSED Congrats Derrick! New group! New book! For the start of the new page , I am giving away this brand new ‘Guide Book of Gold Dollars’ To Enter: 1.Join the Pre-33 Gold Bugs Page 2. Comment your favorite year for gold coins 3. Like the post Winner will be drawn Friday at 10pm EST.
13 Comments 1 Shares 4467 ViewsCommenting is disabled.- I've got this one already but I can say it's a great book. Good luck to all! I like them gold dollars which is why I also created a group here for them. :)I've got this one already but I can say it's a great book. Good luck to all! I like them gold dollars which is why I also created a group here for them. :)
- NGC White Label
One of the most terrific toners in a white label. Golden Brown crust gives way to strong violets, pinks, and greens.
Really wish CAC did Roosevelts so I could could get a nice gold bean on this one.NGC White Label One of the most terrific toners in a white label. Golden Brown crust gives way to strong violets, pinks, and greens. Really wish CAC did Roosevelts so I could could get a nice gold bean on this one.1 Comments 0 Shares 877 Views - *bonk* Who likes giant copper coins?
This is a 2 Daler Swedish Copper Plate minted under King Frederick I in 1742.
This massive coin weighs almost 4 lbs and measures 7 x 6.5 inches!
Was really neat to have this coin while it lasted.
#copper #swedishplatemoney #numismatics*bonk* Who likes giant copper coins? 🙋♂️ This is a 2 Daler Swedish Copper Plate minted under King Frederick I in 1742. This massive coin weighs almost 4 lbs and measures 7 x 6.5 inches! Was really neat to have this coin while it lasted. #copper #swedishplatemoney #numismatics0 Comments 0 Shares 1237 Views
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