FA: 1909 VDB Lincoln Cent PCGS MS-65 RD PQ

This really is a nice one with a "66" look. Starts at $97 w/no reserve!

See it at:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=3918105 107

While your looking at that coin, check out several surerb Gem MS-67 Rds in 30's
and 40's Lincoln Cents I have for auction, some of which are finest known yet
quite affordable. All graded by PCGS.



Ira Stein

Ira,
I know the RD means "red", what does the "PQ" stand for?

Mark

"Ira Stein" wrote in message
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This really is a nice one with a "66" look. Starts at $97 w/no reserve!

See it at:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=3918105 107

While your looking at that coin, check out several surerb Gem MS-67 Rds in
30's
and 40's Lincoln Cents I have for auction, some of which are finest known
yet
quite affordable. All graded by PCGS.



Ira Stein

"Nooker" wrote in message
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Ira,
I know the RD means "red", what does the "PQ" stand for?


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Ira,
I know the RD means "red", what does the "PQ" stand for?


Pretty Qoin.

Regards,
Tom

but is that a description that appears on the PCGS label?


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"Nooker" wrote in message
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Ira,
I know the RD means "red", what does the "PQ" stand for?


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No

"Nooker" wrote in message
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but is that a description that appears on the PCGS label?


"PCameron" wrote in message
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"Nooker" wrote in message
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Ira,
I know the RD means "red", what does the "PQ" stand for?


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In article , "Nooker"
writes:

but is that a description that appears on the PCGS label?

No, it is the opinion of the owner. I remember years ago...was it
Teletrade?...would refuse to allow you to call your coin "certified" if you
added any adjectives to the information indicated by the grading service. Now
it's commonplace for sellers to add such additional opinions of their own
to professionally graded coins.

Dondi3



DONDI enterprises. BUY, SELL, TRADE. RARE COINS & PRECIOUS METALS
Member COINNET, CSNS, ANA, INA, MOON, ILNA.

No, it is the opinion of the owner. I remember years ago...was it
Teletrade?...would refuse to allow you to call your coin "certified" if you
added any adjectives to the information indicated by the grading service.
Now
it's commonplace for sellers to add such additional opinions of their own
to professionally graded coins.

Dondi3

Dondi, it couldn't have been Teletrade. In the first place, all of their coins
are certified, that's all they sell. In the second place, the consignor has
zero input on the description of the coin; everything is done in-house by their
"professional numismatist."

Regards,
Tom

In article ,
espam (WinWinscenario) writes:


No, it is the opinion of the owner. I remember years ago...was it
Teletrade?...would refuse to allow you to call your coin "certified" if you
added any adjectives to the information indicated by the grading service.
Now
it's commonplace for sellers to add such additional opinions of their own
to professionally graded coins.

Dondi3

Dondi, it couldn't have been Teletrade. In the first place, all of their
coins
are certified, that's all they sell. In the second place, the consignor has
zero input on the description of the coin; everything is done in-house by
their
"professional numismatist."

Regards,
Tom

Yeh, I realized that after I sent it. Maybe it was COINNET's sight-unseen
bidding...can't remember. All I can recall, is that they forbid you to add
ANYTHING to the information
on the slab, maintaining that any owner-generated opinions soiled the "3rd
party graded"
image.

Dondi3



DONDI enterprises. BUY, SELL, TRADE. RARE COINS & PRECIOUS METALS
Member COINNET, CSNS, ANA, INA, MOON, ILNA.