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My guess is MS63 based on the first images.
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Nice luster, I'll push it to 63.
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PCGS said 65. Strike leaves a little to be desired but the "scratches" on the obverse are on the holder. Fields and cheek are relatively clean.
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Is the doubling I see on the obverse profile actually on the coin or just a photo anomaly? Also, your I-phone is capable of better images than you posted here. I suggest you and anyone else using an I-phone read through this thread http://goccf.com/t/160092 it will help you unlock the capabilities of the camera.  |
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This looks like one I had many years ago, it also had the doubled nose in the profile. When I sold it, it did not command any premium for that feature at the time. Mine was PCGS MS-65 so I didn't notice that until now.
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100% yes Dave, it is a doubled profile. While it is not a "recognized" VAM, it is the EDS of 1Y. I'll take a look through the photo link...thanks! |
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