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I will start with MS-65 if not appears to be scratches on the eagle wing it would be a 66.
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Pretty much full thumb...must have been an EDS.
Little bit of chatter on her gown...
Reverse looks unscathed...but a little bit smoother...suggesting a later die stage...
They sure are harsh on these beauties...especially later dates...
MS-66
Beautiful!
smat
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I'll say MS-66.
Errers and Varietys.
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MS66 all day long in my eyes.
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That is a beauty.  I'll go MS66 Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art |
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I like MS-66.  |
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I also say: MS66, very nice-looking luster.
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Very nice coin. Thh bag marks on both obverse and reverse, fairly heavy on chest and wing on reverse, will affect the technical grade. However, the coin is beautiful. Most likely MS65.
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Reverse should hold it to 66
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when a coin gets into the upper end of MS every little mark counts.
there a few minor marks going down the right leg and on the hand as well as on the head. do to the flow lines the obv may be MDS and they probably cranked up the strike to get that thumb.
on the reverse a little discoloration at K10 under UN. some issues on the eagle breast and what looks like reeding hits across the wing. the reverse die appears to be later die state.
taking all of that into consideration. MS66
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