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I hope those parallel lines above the date are die polishing and not hand cleaning?
Right markers so it could be. Let us know your results.
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Maybe ... your photos are not able to capture the surfaces ...
Let us know what PCGS says on this one ... fingers crossed for you and a potential rare find.
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Good luck!  |
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Just got the grade back from PCGS. The wizards believe this is an SP and assigned it the grade of SP66 and I agree. Thanks  |
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Celebration!  |
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Hooray ... really pleased for you ... this is indeed a rare coin.
Appreciate the update.
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So what's the difference between the value of a business strike and a specimen?
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So what's the difference between the value of a business strike and a specimen? PCGS shows a value of $475.00 for an MS-66 example and $7,500.00 for an SP-66 version. |
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Well congratulations then. That's one of the best cherry picks that I've ever heard of. Sometimes when you take a chance it pays off. I got excited when I cherry picked a Jefferson nickel that had an S over D mint mark. I can only imagine how you feel. |
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Just got the grade back from PCGS. The wizards believe this is an SP and assigned it the grade of SP66 and I agree. Congratulations! |
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Quote:Well congratulations then. That's one of the best cherry picks that I've ever heard of. Sometimes when you take a chance it pays off. I got excited when I cherry picked a Jefferson nickel that had an S over D mint mark. I can only imagine how you feel. Thank you and everybody else for the congratulations! I was looking for one in MS-65 or better for my collection and I saw this raw one and thought it may be the SP finish but knew it was a shoe-in for a 65 holder so I bought it. Now I need to cherry an 1888/7 Indian! |
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That is a wow cherry pick. Kinda sorry for the seller...
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