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1951 Quarter...graded By NGC As MS-66+?

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1951-Quarter...graded-By-NGC-As-MS-66+?

Please do tell me those are die polish marks!

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They look raised to me
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I don't know about the so called polishing marks ,but see that strong detail in his hair and braid ., A virtually mark free coin ( just looking at obverse ) this is why it graded 66+ .I'm pretty sure reverse will be strong too ; Tail feathers , Breast feathers , Wing tips .
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I need a closer look.
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Whatever the explanation, it doesn't have the eye appeal of a 66 to me.
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These do not appear to be die polishing lines, but rather the lines left by toning which occurs either 1) after a coin has been lightly wiped or 2) toning from being in contact with something that has that particular pattern or texture. A third option is a possible strike-through.

Would need clear pictures of both sides to see if these lines are in fact incuse or just toning marks. I have never seen a silver Washington with dies polished in this manner, so this is quite an intriguing post for me to have come across.
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