What's the hardest coin type to Grade I Y'all's Opinion 'everyboby'..LOL

[Davers]

For me it's Washington Quarters , With Peace Dollars not far behind or equal.
Good thing I'm not into 'Peace' Dollars at this time.
Thanks
Davers..

Sorry missed the "N" key in my title.

 

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[huntsman53]

I find the Standing Liberty Quarters the most challenging to grade but at the same time, find them to be one of the most gorgeous series ever produced!


Frank

 

[port ewen ace]

YUP on both points

I find the Standing Liberty Quarters the most challenging to grade but at the same time, find them to be one of the most gorgeous series ever produced!


Frank

 

[cudamark]

I find gold coins to be the toughest. Hard to tell wear from a poor strike. Not a big fan of grading Franklin halves either.

 

[FormerTeller]

Commemoratives, simply because of lack of references.

 

[Davers]

Thanks for the reply's.

SLQ's Are a 'Tuff Grade" for sure.

 

[JerseyDigger19]

I find SLQs to be really tough. Barbers are fun to make money on because a lot of coin shops go by the rule "if I can read Liberty, it's Fine" and they price them at Fine when they are really VF or better.

 

[Davers]

I find SLQs to be really tough. Barbers are fun to make money on because a lot of coin shops go by the rule "if I can read Liberty, it's Fine" and they price them at Fine when they are really VF or better.

I hear ya, but keep that on the "Down Low" lol