New PCGS website feature - Photograde

[Brad]

http://www.pcgs.com/photograde/#

Easy to use grading guide

[RpmHunter]

Nice features, they gave this 42-D that I sent in a 67 Red and I feel it looks better than their grading guide 67. But you know what they say...ownership adds a point or two.

Scott

[jcuve]

That's pretty nice setup overall, especially the G-AUs; a few of the MS shots are a tad strange (like the MS66 Lincoln) but overall well done and easy to use. Will it continue to stay free or will they start charging for it later?

[hasfam]

Pretty nice. Once the grading gets into the higher MS's, I have a hard time telling the difference. Of course, I haven't had too many coins in those grades to practice with.
Thanks for sharing.
Rock

[DWK]

Thanks for posting that link Brad, I'm glad I saw the post. Have you thought about adding the link to your places to go?

[Examiner]

Very nice setup, especially for new persons in the hobby like me. Will it stay free?

[BadThad]

I think it's no good for MS63 and 62 coins. Come on! If I posted those pictures on the web as my coin, nobody would have graded them MS. Look at the rub on the cheek, jaw and lapel....every sane collector on the web would have graded those AU.

[abe]

Thats a real nice set up. I really like the 1864 SM MS-62 2 ct pc...

[hasfam]

I think it's no good for MS63 and 62 coins. Come on! If I posted those pictures on the web as my coin, nobody would have graded them MS. Look at the rub on the cheek, jaw and lapel....every sane collector on the web would have graded those AU.

I think you have a point. I went back and looked and your right. I would not have given the MS62 an MS grade. It does look AU in the photo. Of course, I haven't won many grading contests either

Rock