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Put me in the 63 camp. A lovely, problem-free example.
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Looks like a Pointed 7. I'll say MS-62, only because it looks like there are a bunch of scratches. In hand I could see it being MS-63. Tht's a very nice example.
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Thank you all. looks like only one of you is familiar with the 1947 series. here is a close-up of the date. yes, it does show a pointed 7, and?  |
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And? I don't see a dot, nor do I see a 4/4. Is there something else I should be looking for?
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I believe it is a dot? some dots are weak. I have another 2 certified with very weak dots.
definitely no 4/4.
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I believe it is a dot?
some dots are weak. I have another 2 certified with very weak dots.
definitely no 4/4.
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That is NOT a dot. And although you did a dirty delete on some previous comments, yours is nothing more than a regular pointed 7.
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what is a dirty delete?Just be aware that I do not need to do anything dirty! so, in your opinion, what is this round thing "looking like a DOT", I never stated that it is. Just wanted to know. easy to say it is not a dot when it looks like a DOT. and, who cares if it is or is not? you better say what you think it is. even if you do not agree, a TPG will eventually decide! BTW, what you call "a regular P7", is scarcer than a 1948! so, if it is not a dot... what is it? have to check out what: dirty delete means
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01/28/2021 10:43 pm
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H , a dirty delete is when you post something , then subsequently
delete so it looks like it never existed .
BTW a 1947 P7 dot can be tricky. You are right the Dot can easily be missed.
This makes it a Cherry pickers delight !
Anyway of getting a slightly more detailed picture of just the. " 47 and the field behind the 7"
I believe that there is a Dot there based on what my desk top is showing !
Cheers
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01/28/2021 10:49 pm
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Pacific
your experience with 1947 CAN dollars here is invaluable, very much appreciated.... !
thank you
H
Edited by 47P7
01/29/2021 01:34 am
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I agree with Jack. Nice coin. Dot might not be far enough from 7 though.
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01/29/2021 3:56 pm
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Helmut .... better picture of the 47 area please .
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Have to admit, I do not believe now that there is a dot. I turned my macro lens as high as it will go and ..... here is the best I can get out of it. sorry for the confusion. I really thought there is a dot. there are many round things that look like dots. also the light angle might disturb at times. Sorry guys   |
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here are 3 images of 1947 P7 dot coins I have. These are certified ICCS. So, unless the TPG is wrong, there should be no grounds for argument    |
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