NDRob's Box of 20 的展示图片库
I cracked this coin from an NGC MS67 holder and submitted it to PCGS where it also received an MS67. It has great, bluish luster and a good strike. That's all I can ask for from this issue.
This 20 pfennig is a winner. Nearly flawless surfaces. The only thing holding it back is a little bit of a dulled luster, which happens with these CuNi coins.
Sharply struck. Fairly early die state with crisp edges. The die polish lines only make it more obvious that the fields are clear. This was in an OGH but I had to get it reholdered so it would point to the correct coin number for the type set.
Like the 1918-D 1/2 mark, the 1914-A 1 Mark is readily available graded in gem grades. This date differs from the 1918-D in that it is consistently well-made. Smooth, frosty surfaces with sharp strikes are the norm and I love the hint of toning. I have a handful of other MS67s and this one is still the best made of the bunch.
This coin was purchased already graded in 2022 from another collector. It is one of the only coins of this type to earn the PL suffix. While it isn't the most PL coin of this type I've owned, it is certainly one of the better ones. That leads me to believe the PL suffix isn't always used in every applicable situation.
I purchased this coin ungraded in 2021 and self-submitted it. I personally knocked it down to a MS67 due to the small hit on the right wing, but that's really the only defect of note.