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Nice examples!  |
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Pillar of the Community
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#1- 53 #2- 55 I really like the first example as the Seated dollars are difficult to find with nice color. |
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I prefer the more uniform color on the second one. Both should grade mid-AU.
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Lovely coins. I would cherish them both. I agree with AU55 for both.
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53 and 55 seems right for me....No matter the grade a couple of wonderful coins.
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Thanks to everyone for your comments. I would have been in the AU camp with all of you if I had to opine without knowing the grades.  =========================  |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Well - 1 out of 2 ain't bad. But from the picture I don't know how the top coin can be a 63. Guess you have to have it in hand.
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Well - 1 out of 2 ain't bad. But from the picture I don't know how the top coin can be a 63. Guess you have to have it in hand. I would say 1 out of two is very good considering you do not have the coins in hand. Having the MS 63 in hand I can say it comes alive when rotated/tilted. Lacking a bit in strike due to die wear but it is a solid 63. The best of both worlds IMO as it was previously graded by PCGS/NGC and stickered and now in a CAC slab. |
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he best of both worlds IMO as it was previously graded by PCGS/NGC and stickered and now in a CAC slab. Wait...What? Can you explain to us a little bit better what that means? I also thought coin #2 was the better one. Looking fwd to how this unraveled.  smat |
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Taiwan
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The MS 63 example has an " L " at the end of its certification number which denotes a Legacy coin. A Legacy coin is
a coin (PCGS/NGC) that was previously stickered by CAC prior to crossover into a CAC slab.
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The MS 63 example has an " L " at the end of its certification number which denotes a Legacy coin. A Legacy coin is
a coin (PCGS/NGC) that was previously stickered by CAC prior to crossover into a CAC slab. I never knew! That's why I love this place...learn something new everyday! Thanks for the explanation. Great coins! smat |
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MS 63?
That's an interesting opinion.
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MS 63?
That's an interesting opinion. How so ? Is there something you see in the photographs that the TPG's did not observe while having the coin in hand ? Edited by Everest
01/09/2026 7:51 pm
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