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1912-D To Grade

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Just got this one in the mail. Its not perfect, but has great details. The light areas around the rim are not actual hits, but just areas that aren't toned for some reason.
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 Posted 01/09/2014  11:21 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add BadThad to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
That's a nice 12D!

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I concur on the Au-53. Quick question: Did you break this out of a slab? The 'light' areas appear to be consistent with where the holders for a slab would be.
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I'm gonna go AU53 only because of the rims and cheek. But this is where I stumble so maybe you guys can help me out but, it looks like it has been cleaned at some point because of the areas around the device. They are notably lighter than the fields. Is this a cleaning or is it a break in the luster (I hear that a lot here but still can't see what you see).

That odd spot you mentioned, the rims and the strange dark line behind his head make my eyes go all over the place with this coin but it's pretty dang awesome none-the-less!
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rking: If you are talking about the ligher areas around the devices on the reverse; that is mint luster you are looking at. Yeah, the spot and the light areas on the rim are kind of detracting...not sure what caused it, but it doesn't appear to be cleaned. It might lower the grade a bit though.

I did not break it out of a slab, just bought her raw from ebay.
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This is a AU-58 coin in my opinion, one little corrosion spot, nice looking Wheat's.

Great looking coin.
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AU-55.
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