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AG-3=ABOUT GOOD ~
G=GOOD ~ VG=VERY GOOD ~ F=FINE ~ VF= VERY FINE ~ EF=
EXTRA FINE ~ AU=ABOUT UNCIRCULATED ~ MS= MINT
STATE/Uncirculated
Mint State/Mint Condition,
an Uncirculated coin. PRF/=PROOF Proof coins are
special collectors coins in various levels of very high
quality, PROOF 60-70.
Grading coins : It is most practical for the coin to be
exposed to a regular 100 Watt lamp, or a 20 watt
halogen desk top lamp, 3 feet away from the coin
surface. Use an 8X magnification loop, (nearly any low
powered magnifying glass will do the job for circulated
coins)
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GRADING FLYING EAGLE 1 CENTS 1856-1858
GOOD-G4=All details are heavily worn but still
visible VERY GOOD-VG8=Eye of eagle is evident. Some of the eagles
feathers can be seen, small details are worn
smooth. FINE-F12=Eagles head details and feather tips are
evident. VERY FINE-VF20=Detail in feathers on right wing and tail
feathers are clearly evident, easy to see. EXTRA FINE-EF40=Coin
design and lettering show only slight wear, all details
are clearly evident, including some small details. Some
of the smaller detailing will be slightly
worn. AU-ABOUT UNCIRCULATED=All small art details are visible, major
design shows only slight wear confined to the highest
point of the design. AVERAGE
UNCIRCULATED-M60=No trace of any
type of wear from circulation, may show slight
blemishes , may lack some of the design features due to
poor production techniques on most coins dated prior to
1921. MS65=No
blemishes, no deep scratch marks very few small scuff
marks which are not especially visible to the naked
eye, strong strike with all details visible, some coins
prior to 1921 will not have strong details and still
qualify as MS65 NOTE: IF YOU CAN
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GRADING INDIAN HEAD TYPE 1 CENT COINS
1859-1909
ABOUT GOOD / AG-3=Some of the letters are worn away, date is
not visible.
GOOD / G-4=Indians
profile is outlined lacking any detail in the cheek or
braid area. The word LIBERTY on head band is worn
smooth and not readable. Date and all letters are
visible and readable.
VERY G00D / VG-8=Any 3 letters of liberty are visible but
may be very weak and hard to see at bottom of letters
or digits.
FINE / F-12= All
letters in LIBERTY on headband are readable but may be
very weak and hard to see at bottom of letters.
VERY FINE / VF-20 - VF-30= Full Liberty will show on headband with
all letters sharp, entire design shows even amount of
wear. Some diamond designs are visible on the ribbon at
the neckline. The letters I, B AND R In the word
LIBERTY must not be weak, they must be sharp and easy
to see.
EXTREMELY FINE / EF-40 - EF 45= All letters in the word LIBERTY must be
sharp with no letters showing any weakness. Feathers on
Indian's headband must be well defined with all details
being sharp and easy to see. Some wear will be evident
above the ear and at hair curl to the right of hair
ribbon. Most diamond designs on the ribbon must be
clearly evident although weak in very small areas of
the diamond outline.
ABOUT UNCIRCULATED / AU-50 -
AU-55= Highest points of the design
show a trace of slight even. High area include the curl
to the right of the hair ribbon and hair above the ear.
Only a small trace of wear will show at end of the hair
ribbon.
MINT STATE = No
trace of circulation wear. Diamonds on the headband may
be weak due to being produced with worn or weak coin
striking dies. This type of coin showing all features
will always grade higher then MS60 average
uncirculated. Grading coins in Uncirculated condition
is an art which requires that you examine many
different coins in various grades of uncirculated
condition for comparison.
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GRADING LINCOLN WHEAT BACK 1 CENT
COINS 1909-58
ABOUT GOOD / AG-3=
Rim is completely worn away, wear runs into tops of
letters. on both the Obverse (front) and Reverse side
of the coin. Date and *Mint mark will be readable. (*IF
ANY MINT MARK)
GOOD / G-4= Wheat
on reverse side of coin will be worn nearly smooth with
no small details. No small wheat grains will show in
art work of design. Date, *Mint mark and all other
lettering .
VERY GOOD / VG-8=
Lowest part of wheat detailing shows some of the small
grains. In one or both wheat tips small thin art detail
lines must show at least halfway across.
FINE / F-12=On at
least one of the wheat bands all thin lines in tips
must be clearly evident, although worn, not hard to see
that the thin lines are separated. The other band may
be worn smooth at the very top and on the outer edge.
On the OBVERSE, (FRONT) Lincoln's bow tie and ear must
be clearly evident but may be lacking very small art
details.
VERY FINE / VF-20 - VF-30= All lines show in both wheat stock tips
must be clearly visible and easy to see, with no
evidence of smooth areas. Art details on Lincoln's ear
must show although small artwork is worn at the very
top of the ear. This is a high point of design. High
point areas show wear early in circulation. Bow tie art
details must show clearly, east to see. Jaw bone and
cheek show some details and are separated.
EXTREMELY FINE / EF-40 - EF-45=No thin lines worn smooth in wheat bands at
tips, all show boldly and are easy to see. On the
obverse side lines are sharp in the art work of
Lincoln's ear.
AU-50 - AU-55= On wheat bands the
fine thin lines must be bold and sharp with only a hint
of any visible wear. On the Obverse side Lincoln's jaw
and cheek show all of the small art details with only a
very small trace of wear on the highest points in art
work of the coins design.
NOTE: SOME EARLY DATES 1921, 1922,
1923, 1924 WILL HAVE WEAK DESIGN FEATURES EVEN IF
UNCIRCULATED DUE TO WORN COIN DIES AND LOWER STRIKE
PRESSURE.
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MEMORIAL REVERSE 1959-PRESENT GRADING 1 CENT COINS 1959-PRESENT ARE
BASED ON A FEW VARIATIONS OF THE INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE AS
FOLLOWS...... FINE=Lincoln's ear and bow tie must be visible
but will lack art details.
VERY FINE= Lincolns ear will have wear only near the
tip. Bow tie lines must be clearly evident. Cheek and
jaw will be worn but clearly separated.
EXTREMELY FINE=Art
detail lines of ear must be bold and raised up from the
coins surface.
ABOUT UNCIRCULATED= Jaw and cheek show wear only in the very
highest areas of the coin design.
GRADING V NICKELS
ABOUT GOOD / AG-3=
Date barely visible all lettering very faint.
GOOD / G-4=
Liberty's head must be outlined, no small art details
show.All letters on reverse side will be very worn but
readable. The word liberty, on headband, will not show,
even under magnification
VERY GOOD / VG-8=
At least 3 letters in the word liberty located on the
headband must show. Any of the letters will qualify.
The letters may be worn but must be readable. The other
letters may be worn away. (REMINDER: GRADE UNDER A
MAGNIFYING GLASS)
FINE / F-12= All
letters in the word liberty will be readable but weak.
The letter "I" must be present.
VERY FINE / VF-20 - VF-30= All letters in the word liberty must be
easy to see including the letter "I"
EXTREMELY FINE / EF-40 - EF-45=
All letters must be very strong,
even without a magnifying glass On the reverse side,
the ears of corn at the bottom of the wreath must show
at least a small amount of the art work on the corn
kernels.
ABOUT UNCIRCULATED / AU-50 -
AU-55= All letters in the word
liberty must be very strong and bold, very easy to see
even without magnification. Almost all of the small art
work shows in the small hairline detailing with very
little wear. . On the reverse side, at the bottom of
the wreath, virtually all corn kernels show. AFTER
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GRADING INDIAN HEAD BUFFALO
NICKELS
ABOUT GOOD / AG-3=Coin can be identified by type. Date is
only very slightly visible and very weak. Rim is worn
away.
GOOD / G-4=
Buffalo's horn is not visible, completely worn away.
Date and all lettering must be readable although well
worn. Has at least part of the rim.
VERY GOOD / VG-8=
Half of buffalo's horn is visible.
FINE / F-12= 2/3
if buffalo's horn must show. Rim on obverse (front)
side of coin is complete.
VERY FINE / F-12=
Buffalo's horn must show completely but will be well
worn in spots. Brush of buffalo's tail at hip will not
show small art work details. Indians cheek bone will be
worn but slightly visible.
EXTREMELY FINE / EF-40 - EF-45= Buffalo's horn must be complete with at
least 1/3 of horn very strong and not worn smooth.
Ribbon on Indian's braid will be very bold and will
show a trace of small art detail work at the middle of
the braid.
ABOUT UNCIRCULATED / AU-50 -
AU-55=The tip of the buffalo's horn
must be easy to see. Small detail lines must show on
brush of buffalo's tail. Only a very amount of wear on
Indian's cheek. A large amount of hair on buffalo's
shoulder must be easy to see.
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GRADING JEFFERSON NICKELS
ABOUT GOOD / AG-3=
The rim will be worn down completely running into the
top of letters on front obverse and reverse sides of
the coin.
GOOD / G-4= The
obverse side will have a good rim, the rim on the
reverse is worn down considerably. The four pillars
will be worn completely away.
VERY GOOD / VG-8=
The second pillar from the right on the monticello
building will be almost completely worn away and will
be completely worn smooth at the bottom portion, the
other 3 pillars will show but will be very faint and
nearly smooth.
FINE / F-12=
Jefferson's cheek bone will show only very slightly and
will be very faint. On the reverse side of the coin the
second pillar from the right will show but will be very
faint and weak, the bottom portion may not show at all.
VERY FINE / VF-20 -VF-30= On the second pillar from the right the
small art details will show the thin detail lines. Thin
lines must be un-broken and visible without disruption.
Both sides of the same pillar must be complete.
EXTREMELY FINE=
The base of the triangle above the pillars must show
but will be considerably worn.
ABOUT UNCIRCULATED / AU-50 -
AU-55= The base of the triangle
above the pillars must be very plain and bold.
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GRADING WINGED LIBERTY HEAD MERCURY
DIMES
ABOUT GOOD / AG-3=Rim worn away. Tops of letters worn
away.
GOOD / G-4= Podium on reverse is
outlined lacking sticks and diagonal bands showing no
details.Date will show but may be weak. All letters
must be visible.
VERY GOOD / VG-8= On reverse side of
coin, a minimum of 1/3 of the bundled sticks must
show.
FINE / F-12= on reverse side of the
coin, the 2 diagonal bands across the podium must show
but will be worn nearly smooth in some areas .
VERY FINE / VF-20 - VF-30= The two
diagonal bands must show where they cross onto the
bundle of sticks. One or both of the diagonal bands may
be worn smooth at the mid section equal to the width of
one of the sticks in the bundle of sticks.
EXTREMELY FINE / EF-40 - EF-45= The
2 diagonal bands must be completely unbroken, at no
point worn smooth. On the obverse side of the coin,
liberty's hair braid must show small artwork details
but will show considerable wear and not be sharp or
well separated.
ABOUT UNCIRCULATED / AU-50 - AU-55=
A very small trace of wear will show on diagonal bands
crossing podium. Bands must be very strong and easy to
see. On the obverse side of the coin, liberty's hair in
front of ear and above forehead must show with nearly
all of the small art details easy to see
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GRADING ROOSEVELT DIMES
GOOD / G-4=Slight rim must show on
both sides of the coin , rim may be worn smooth in
small areas. Date must show but may be weak and hard to
see or read without a magnifying glass. Roosevelt's
hairlines will be worn completely smooth. On the
reverses side of the coin, the flame and torch must be
outlined but no small artwork details at all will show.
All letters will be readable but will be weak towards
rim.
VERY GOOD / VG-8=The torch podium
will show vertical lines on the sides with the center
of the podium worn smooth showing no lines. Horizontal
lines will be worn smooth and not show at all. On the
obverse side of the coin, Roosevelt's hairlines will
show very faintly, some areas are worn smooth with no
hairlines showing. All letters and date must show
completely and be easy to see with no smooth letter
tips towards rim. .
FINE / F-12=Flame of torch worn
smooth but outlined. horizontal lines on podium will
show but will have no small artwork details. All
vertical lines must show.
VERY FINE / VF-20 - VF-30=Flame of
torch will show very few small artwork details. All
horizontal lines will show faintly but will show
considerable wear. All vertical lines must be plain and
easy to see. On the obverse side, Roosevelt's hair will
show most of the small artwork hairline
details.
EXTREMELY FINE / EF-40 - EF-45=Details will show plainly in flame of
torch. All vertical lines and horizontal lines will be
bold and easy to see. Roosevelt's hairlines will show
only very slight wear, but no areas worn smooth.
ABOUT UNCIRCULATED / AU-50 - AU-55=Roosevelts hairlines must be complete and
fully separated with no lines worn smooth, hair above
ear must show most of the hairlines with none worn
completely smooth. On the reverse, torch must show all
small art details..
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Grading standing liberty quarters
about good / ag-3= date barley
visible
good / g-4=all letters and date readable. Liberty's
right leg will be worn almost completely away. The toes
will be completely worn away. Left leg, and garment
lines above hip nearly completely worn away, but,
faintly visible.
very good / vg-8=date is complete at
top, and, bottom. Liberty's toes will show only very
slightly. Garment lines above left leg will be visible
but weak
fine / f-12=rounded feature of
liberty's right leg worn flat from ankle up to hip.
Toes on both feet will show, but, will be very weak.
Knee cap on left leg will show very faintly. Above
right knee garment lines will be visible at the sides
of leg only
very fine / vf-20 - vf-30=rounded
contour detail of liberty's right leg flattened from
halfway between hip, and, knee down to ankle. Top of
right leg will show garment line but will be worn at
mid point at top of leg, but, will show at
sides
extremely fine / ef-40 - ef-45=
slight wear will show on breast, and, head. Slight wear
on right leg above knee cap. Toes will show very
sharply. Only slight wear on scarf fold features across
liberty's body
about uncirculated / au-50 - au-55=slight wear shows on right knee cap at
highest point. Garment line across right leg above knee
must be sharp and bold.(note: some uncirculated
standing liberty quarters may exhibit a flat head due
to die wear. This feature is very common)
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Grading Washington / Eagle quarters
1932-1998
about good / ag-3=rim worn
completely away into top of letters. Motto "in god we
trust" barley visible ,very weak, and, not complete.
All lettering worn. Date is very weak and may be worn
away at the bottom
good / g-4= most letters in motto
"in god we trust" visible, but, very weak. Rim is not
complete, but, not completely gone
very good / vg-8= the letters in
motto "in god we trust" must show completely but, may
be weak. Letters on reverse will show wear at top but
will be plain.
fine / f-12= motto "in god we trust"
must show all letters plainly and clearly. Eagles legs
will show very few details
very fine / vf-20 - vf-30= motto "in
god we trust" will be bold and sharp. At top of head,
hairlines will show. Details are clearly evident. Hair
across ear will show some small details. Hairlines in
back of ear, and in front of ear, will be evident. On
reverse, small feather details on left and right of
eagles breast will show. Center of eagles breast will
lack small feather details, and, be worn
smooth.
extremely fine / ef-40 - ef-45= hair
on both sides, and across ear, will show small details
with a small amount of wear. On reverse, the eagles
breast will show small details, but the top center
portion may be smooth . Eagles legs show small feather
details except for at the top.
about uncirculated / au-50 - au-55=the highest point of the hairline details,
at the back of Washington's head, and front of the ear
will show only a slight trace of wear. Eagles breast,
and legs will show all small feather details with a
very small amount of wear(1937 s quarters are weakly
struck on reverse)>
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Grading Walking Liberty Half
Dollars
about good / ag-3=rim completely
worn away. Date must be visible but may be very
weak
good / g-4= very slight rim on both
sides. Most of motto "in god we trust" will be readable
although very weak
very good / vg-8= "god" must show
all three letters. Half of the very small lines on the
skirt in front of liberty's left leg must show
fine / f-12= all lines on skirt must
show. Lines down liberty's legs will be heavily worn in
some areas. Sandal on liberty's left foot must show
small detail lines.
very fine / vf-20 - vf-30=lines in
skirt including down right and left legs must show
sharply. Very little wear on right arm and
breast
extremely fine / ef-40 - ef-45=lines
in skirt must be bold. This includes the lines down
both legs
about uncirculated / au-50 - au-55=a
trace of wear will be evident only on the highest
points of head, right arm, and, left leg. The eagles
breast, and, left leg will show only a trace of wear.
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Grading Franklin Half Dollars
good / g-4=both sides lack a rim.
Liberty bell will not show center crack detail.
Initials below shoulder "JRS" may not show
very good / vg-8= rim will be
present on both sides of coin. Crack in liberty bell
will show, but, will be very weak, nearly worn away.
Initials below Franklin's shoulder "JRS" will show,
but, be very weak
fine / f-12= initials "JRS" will be
well separated and distinct
very fine / vf-20 - vf-30= half of
the incused lines on liberty bell rim must
show
extremely fine / ef-40 - ef-45= two
thirds of the lower, and, upper incused lines at rim of
bell must show
about uncirculated / au-50 - au-55=all of the incused lines on rim of bell
must show. A very small spot or two of wear will show
in these lines
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Grading JFK Half Dollars
presently two grades are considered collectible. 1964 -
70 are collectible in all grades due to silver
content
extremely fine / ef-40 - ef-45= a
small amount of wear will show in hairlines above ear,
and, at the top of the forehead. The jawbone, top of
ear, and, cheek will exhibit a trace of wear. On the
reverse there will be wear at the tip of the wings,
and, on eagles head
about uncirculated / au-50 - au-55= a trace of wear will show on the jawbone,
hair above ear, and, hair at top of forehead. On the
reverse the eagles wings show wear at the tips around
the first feather section
Grading Morgan Silver Dollars 1878 -
1921 (if your 1921 dollar coin has
trust spelled "trvst" , it is a peace dollar, for TRSVT
silver dollars scroll down)
good / g-4=both sides are quite
worn. Liberty in headband is readable. Liberty's head,
and, eagle outlined lacking any detail. All lettering
and date well worn but readable
very good / vg-8= hair above
forehead shows a very slight trace of detail. Half of
eagle's wing tips faintly visible
fine / f-12= half of hairlines from
top of head to ear must show. Ear must show. Hair above
forehead outlined
very fine / vf-20 - vf-30=two thirds
of hairlines must show very plainly from top of
forehead to ear. Ear must be distinctly defined showing
small details. Hair above forehead must be very plain.
Eagles breast must plainly show feather details except
for at the center
extremely fine / ef-40 - ef-45=all
hairlines must be present although they will show some
wear. Eagles wing tips must show detail. Breast will
show wear, but, must exhibit all feather
details
about uncirculated / au-50 - au-55=a
trace of wear is evident above liberty's eye. Only a
trace of wear will show on eagles wing tips, and,
breast feathers
Grading Silver Peace Dollars
1921-37(if your 1921 dollar has
trust spelled correctly (not "trvst")it is a Morgan
type listed above good /
g-4= peace on reverse below eagle
virtually worn away. Other lettering weak, but, must be
readable. Date is weak but readable. very good / vg-8= the
word peace will be complete but some letters very faint
and nearly worn away. fine /
f-12=the word peace plain with no
letters very badly worn. The words "e pluribus unum"
will be very weak, but, must be readable. Eagles right
wing must be outlined showing a few small traces of
feathers very fine / vf-20 -
vf-30= hair above liberty's eye is
outlines, but, very weak. Individual strands of hair
must be evident above ear.
on outside edge of eagles right wing near the top a
few feather details must show
extremely fine / ef-40 - ef-45=all
hairlines above liberty's ear, and, eye must be bold
although slightly flattened. Feathers on outside edge
of eagles right wing near the top will show although
weak in spots about uncirculated
/ au-50 - au-55=a small trace of
wear will show on hair above ear, and, eye. The top
outside edge of eagles wing will show very slight
wear
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