For sale, a Rare 1924 HUGUENOT ANACS MS64 Alpha-Numeric Looks Gem Exquisite GOLD TONER! Very RARE Old 1980’s Vintage ANA Holder. Premium Quality GEM Sparkllng GOLD Frosted Luster Exquisite Gold Metallic MONSTER Toner. Very Collectible Vintage ALPHA-NUMERIC Serial # ANACS Holder from 1980’s. WAY Undergraded for Today’s Grading Standards Easily Looks GEM MS65++. Very Gemmy Eye Appeal. A Truly Amazing Find!! Very Rare 1980’s Vintage Alpha-Numeric Serial # ANACS Holder containing an Exquisite Sparkling Gem FROSTED GOLD Color TONER specimen, with Razor Sharp Devices, Blazing Bouncing Cartwheel Mint Luster, and absolutely Gorgeous Natural Gold Color Toning!! You can easily see how under-graded this Gorgeous Gem Specimen is compared to today’s grading standards , admiring its Blazing cartwheel Frosted Gold Toned Luster while swirling it around under natural light. This Exquisite TONER 1924 Huguenot Commemorative Half Dollar, is Under-Graded and Certified back in the early 1980’s by ANACS (Alpha-Numeric #) MS64, Choice (GEM) Mint State Uncirculated. Easily an MS65+/MS66 coin!! This beautiful coin is housed in a Very Collectible, RARE, Vintage Alpha-Numeric ANACS Holder from the early 1980’s. This is a highly sought after vintage holder, because their grades given back then are Considered Very Under-Graded in today’s grading standards. Looking at this coin, you can easily see why!! The grading standards back then were so much more stringent and conservative compared to today’s grading standards. In my opinion, this coin is Very Undergraded for today’s standards, and would Easily be a Very Premium Quality MS65+ for its Sparkling Gemmy features, Blazing Frosty Lusterous surfaces, Razor Sharp devices, combined with the Very Attractive, Exquisite Gold Metallic Color Toning!! The toning is really Gorgeous, especially when you can see all the colors in natural light!! Amazing Find, and Exceptional Opportunity for the Astute Vintage ANA & Alpha-Numeric Holder Collector!! I tried to capture the amazing beauty and colors of this gorgeous specimen under natural light in the photos, but they don’t do it justice. You n eed to view it in hand, under natural sunlight, swirling around, for you to see the True Beauty and Colorfully Toned Luster!
