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Likely mid MS something ... 63-65 at best ...
Impossible to be confident with the photographs provided ... adding another challenge to grading guess by photo.
That said ... welcome to the wonderful world of classic silver commemorative ... and you have indeed shown a wonderful coin.
The Oregon Trail half dollar consistently ranks near the top of all opinion polls for the 'best' of all classic silver commemorative.
Please share what else you have in the series ...
David
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Oh, Frog. What is this nonsense of needing to see good photos to grade? Youse isa so neeeedy !  of course.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Valued Member
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Alright, I gave it a shot.  
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United States
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Better photos certainly. I need to see if there is a difference on the 26 dies, but from the mushy details in a few areas, especially the lettering, it makes this example suspicious.
I believe I have a fake of this in my black book. Ill pull it and see if there are similarities.
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Norway
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EDIT Stop the press, I see it too now. Especially on the reverse a few things are off... Quote:Fixed.  Oh well, so much for my hopes to see a train here...
Edited by UltraRant 10/17/2017 11:20 am
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Valued Member
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Moxking, I ve read alot about the second line around the center of the sun which is present. But, if you do get a chance and compare that would be awesome.
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Quote: Oh well, so much for my hopes to see a train here... Sorry. 
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The new photos lead me to believe that something is not right with this 'coin'.
I'm too tired from a long 16 hour work day to pin-point specifics ... but 10 years of enjoying this series has now caused my 'authenticity' radar to buzz.
I'll come back to this thread later and add specifics of what my eyes see ... unless our other series experts nail it down first.
I'm leaning towards not authentic. Sorry OP
David
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I like it at MS-64. My favorite series!
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Great job everyone, most called it at MS 64!  
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Quote: Great job everyone, most called it at MS 64! Excellent! 
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Beautiful coin and love the design. Late New Year's resolution, try to learn to grade MS commems. Lurk here and see some in hand at shows as much as possible.
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United States
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Looks counterfeit to me...but if PCGS certified it then it must be real.
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Quote: but if PCGS certified it then it must be real. Concur .... and I humbly accept my written opinion above from 5 months ago as now corrected. Congrats to the OP for getting this coin in an MS64 holder. 
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