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My guess is MS63, great coin with a lot of luster left.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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I agree with MS63 if the luster is very good. These are heavily luster dependent so with weaker luster it's easily going down to MS62 and with blistering full mint bloom it could go MS64 even with those contact marks.
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Looks like some light wear, I will go with AU-55/58
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Photo is making total luster tough to tell but I agree its MS and will guess MS62
Nice piece of gold you have there
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I'm going to go with MS 61.
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I'm in the MS-62 camp as well.
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RESULT- PCGS graded the coin AU-58. The luster looks great in hand, and there may be just a hint of wear in the hair which I think resulted in the grade.
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Posted 03/04/2014 9:32 pm
