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I agree, a little weakness in strike but I still lean toward 65
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I updated the pictures , I took these outside instead of inside. Maybe it will help with the darkness of the pictures
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With new pictures I say solid 64
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65-66 maybe on second though. I see no marks indicating anything below 65 and the strike is full.
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 mmmmhhmmmmmmmm I was right! awesome coin Bryan1315, thanks for sharing. |
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yeah you guys did really well at grading these. as I said in the other thread I believe a few of these coins are either a lock for a upgrade or at least very PQ for their designated grades. I am hoping to at least get a plus or Pl out of a couple of these when I send them back in
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I just received another VAM-81 today as well in a MS-64 NGC slab. I also have another MS-64 VAM-82 and MS-65 VAM-83 on their way. When the other coins get here I will send them in for attribution so I can get my Collectors Society registry set back in the #1 slot |
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I'm honestly surprised at the 64, usually TPG's were more liberal with these, right? I remember going into the shop when I was 17 and seeing some 64's and thinking....really? |
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Posted 09/28/2010 09:52 am
