Guess the Grade of this NGC 1907 $10 Gold Coin #Gold #coingrading #coincollecting

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Title	:	Guess the Grade of this NGC 1907 $10 Gold Coin #Gold #coingrading #coincollecting
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AU details
Comment from : Jerry Acoustic

Lots of contact marks and those two odd marks worry me I'm in between MS62 and UNC details Going to go with UNC Details Environmental Damage
Comment from : Pennies & Shillings

Au50
Comment from : Mike Biase

MS60, blemish on reverse caused by splotch of saliva
Comment from : MoparMonster

Going with a MS 62 In light of it's general lack of ware, despite the amount of surface marks, and the hinting, of some strike issue that may explain the large, more notably visual marks, seen on both the obverse and reverse
Comment from : Deaner Larrald

I would give it a AU58 but because it is a 7 over 7 I'm going to give it a MS63
Comment from : Paul Pomd

Au53
Comment from : ACE *

MS 60
Comment from : Ontario100

No this is about AU 55 - some light softness in the details' highlights, the big scuff on it downgrades it from UNC and with all the contact marks and scratches it was handled BUT as it has its luster and details are quite strong The reddish copper spot may be one of two things: copper spots that result simply from the long term even with MS due to oxidation with the 10 copper of the coin OR a blemish from acid or some other corrosive chemical to test if it was a gold coin at one time I lean to the latter
Comment from : alphabet661 Chris Sahar

This is a tough one despite the scratch on the obverse I would grade it ms-61
Comment from : Charles Syrowik

So The Mint is forgoing the 2023 burnished eagle, because of the introduction of the morgan & piece silver dollars I'm pumped over the reintroduction of both morgan & peace dollars, and hope this mintage series lasts Is the burnished eagle now a thing of the past?brthe coin in the video seems to be a #68brHowever; if I had the coin in hand with a loop, it might get rated higher It almost has proof qualities about it, even though no Proofs were produced that year
Comment from : StL Busker

I would go with MS61 I would guess the blemish on the Rev can be caused by impurities in the metal mixture
Comment from : Hiram Piro

Ms63
Comment from : Player YT

AU 55 is my guess
Comment from : Jimmy Licari

I seen that Half cent as a problem coin too I don’t think it was recolored but did look lightly cleaned and has residue I guess Au53 because I don’t think you would put a details coin in the challengebrPerhaps you should go ahead and do a details coin here and there to keep us on our toes
Comment from : Tylonn Platinum 3rd Coins

Ms63br Ngc is way too generous on gold imo so I think they went with 63 although I see it as a 62 with blemishes so I’d grade it 61
Comment from : Tylonn Platinum 3rd Coins

I'd grade this MS 62 That may seem a bit low, but I see a lot of chatter on the obverse The lengthy verticle streak doesn't help its case for a higher grade Up close, there also appears to be chatter or a bag mark at the tip of the nose The reverse does look better but lacks luster (IMO) I've no idea what the mark is on the reverse
Comment from : Bruce Coulter

It looks like a ms64 because even with the contact marks it still has that nice shine on it
Comment from : learn about coins with Zane

Ultra High Relief Coin Roll Hunter & Researcher

Cleaned UNC Details 77, it was for me a MS63 just by the obverse, but when you showed the reverse down it goes to Details
Comment from : Ultra High Relief Coin Roll Hunter & Researcher