Well, cant say I'm thrilled with these, especially the 2000, 2003 1984----------------------G5Y-------------MS67 1984----------------------G10Y------------MS69 1985----------------------G10Y------------MS69 1994----------------------S5Y--------------MS69 1996----------------------S5Y--------------MS69 1997----------------------S5Y--------------MS69 1991---SMALL DATE----S10Y-------------MS68 1993---SMALL DATE----S10Y-------------MS68 1996---LARGE DATE----S10Y-------------MS68 1999---SMALL DATE----S10Y-------------MS69 2000---FROSTED--------S10Y-------------MS66 2003---MIRRORED------S10Y--------------MS65 2005----------------------S10Y-------------MS69 The 19911996 were all unsealed in flips pick-ups, so guess those were about what I expected, although thought that 2000 would have been a 68 at least. The 2003 mirror stumps the hell out of me, came from a flawless sheet that all graded 69 previouslyand this one came out to 65?!?!? The 2000 and 2003 are going back for another look.
Jfish, Congrats...I hope you can feel happy with what you have. Many of us who are late to the party only have a couple of Pandas and none even as early as your latest year. Your doing absolutely fine with that batch. .
Thanks guys. the first 1984, the 2000, and 2003 are all going back for re-grade--somehting just not right as I went over all of them with a loupe prior
It really hit or miss when sending coins in for authentication, grade, and slabbed. This is the reason why I just paid more for the higher grades from only reputable/respectable dealers like Xu Hong and Panda America.
