
PCGS Grading Standards
Review the details behind the PCGS grading standards through our visual guide below or the classic table view. The numerical grades MS-60 through MS-70, used to denote a business strike coin that never has been in circulation. A Mint State coin can range from one that is covered with marks (MS-60) to a flawless example (MS-70).
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NGC Coin Grading Scale | About Coin Grades | NGC
NGC uses two-letter codes before a coin’s numeric grade to describe its method of production and overall appearance. The most common are MS for Mint State coins (those struck for circulation) and PF for Proof coins (those struck for collectors).
ANA Official Grading Standards - American Numismatic Association
MS-67 – Has original luster and normal strike for date and mint. May have three or four very small contact marks and one more noticeable but not detracting mark. On comparable coins, one or two small single hairlines may show, or one or two minor scuff marks or flaws may be present.
Coin Grading Letters, Numbers, And Abbreviations Explained | U.S.
MS: Mint State: An coin which has no wear and is otherwise deemed “uncirculated.” PO: Poor: A coin that has suffered extreme wear and can often be identified only by denomination and type. Dates, lettering, and detail are often worn beyond recognition on Poor coins. PR: Proof
PCGS Coin Price Guide: The Industry Standard for US Coin Values
The PCGS Price Guide is a comprehensive collection of numismatic coin values featuring current and historic coin prices, indexes, and graphs. Updated daily.
What Does MS64 Mean? - PCGS
Sep 26, 2023 · As the PCGS grading standard describes of the MS64 grade, coins in this grade have “Average or better strike with scattered marks or hairlines, though none severe.” The MS64 grade is sort of in the middle of the uncirculated grading range, and it is frequently the type of grade a “typical” nice uncirculated coin might achieve.
What Does MS Mean In Coins? - The Collectors Guides Centre
Feb 18, 2024 · An MS coin is the highest quality coin. A coin in a mint state is uncirculated, meaning it was never used or circulated. Therefore, it is shiny, bright, and has no signs of wear or damage. Ideally, an MS coin will also be free of luster or toning—these are two types of surface discoloration that can affect coins over time. US Mint State Coin ...
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Definition of MS (Mint State) - Coin Talk
Jan 10, 2005 · A MS coin is uncirculated or one that has never seen circulation. However, due to the minting process, bagging and other handling at the mint, and at various banks, the coins can show nicks, marks, scuffs and abrasions.