STRIKE: Introduction to Coin Grading Using Buffalo Nickels
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- Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2015
- Learn more at www.PCGS.com/education
PCGS Director of Education Michael Sherman reviews the influence that strike has on determining a coin's grade.
In this video, learn as you review different Buffalo Nickels. Each qualifies as uncirculated, yet differences in the strike of each coin determine the variety of numerical grades.
This video is part of an 8-part series from PCGS on Coin Grading. Get the full course at www.PCGS.com/education
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6 years old and is only six comments well I guess I'm a day late and a dollar short but thank you for the video and the information I appreciate it
THANK you for sharing. Much appreciated. May I say I kind of thought the one on the right of the VIDEO looked nicer...however I am learning. I much appreciated your time.Thank you ❤
Sir very helpful
This was very helpful thank you.
I have a 1925 Buffalo nickel stamped with a s and the Buffaloes upside down compared to the head when you turn it around I don't know if that means anything or not I'm interested in selling it you can see the date part of it and it's has a gold look to it
I have a 1917 Buffalo nickel with two horns on one side. It is visible in my video "buffalo nickels" @ 1:27!
Well May you PLEASE post and share by all means.Smile
This video demonstrates flaws in the current grading system, where a poorly struck coin can still be graded equally as a finely detailed MS condition coin. Yes, we all understand that it is still uncirculated, but a better system which takes strike into account for the overall quality of the coin is long overdue. Many have suggested a system from 1-100, where all of the key factors are considered, therefore a poorly struck uncirculated coin would be much further down the scale than a well struck coin with fine detail. Otherwise, the current grading companies should break up each graded category and label it on the slab. Most every dealer I talk to is tired of seeing MS-64's of the same year and mint that are polar opposites in overall quality. An upgrade of the current grading system is long overdue.
Well my child....habe you been paying attention to PCGS videos? Just saying...coins that were GRADED (PLEASE check me on this cause I make mistakes) in the 80's are already downgraded ×2. THANK YOU. I am learning as you are. AND you made an EXCECTIONAL point.❤
i have2 monedas bufalo1930 quien la compra o certifica
What's with the low visibility on your videos???
We are all learning together. I cannot even take a good picture as I have a CELL phone. Isn't it great though that I don't have the guts to do what these gentleman do to learn us. ❤
Can a poor strike count as an error coin?
I don't think so
Actually depends on the "poor strike". Thank you for answering. I'm learning.
Good Question ❤
I would say if you thought you had an error..take it to a local dealer. Mistakes happen on a coin. Please do your homework cause I would be upset if someone cashed in on something that May be worth alot❤
Wish I had a coin every time he said uh or uum
The poor strike you show is actually from a very worn die. Maybe from the late teens? San Francisco?