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Bedrock of the Community
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MS-64, not sure if PL or DMPL. Nice coin.
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Pillar of the Community
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First 2 pics appear PL, can't argue w/ MS-64.
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Bedrock of the Community
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this is an exceptional 83(O). the no mint at this time was putting out softly struck coins for the most part. I would put this one as strike 4 out of 5. when you get fields like this seeing through all the light chatter in the fields is a challenge. I see some very light scuffs on both sides and a couple light scratches in the field to the right of the wing. there is also a fingerprint around TRUST. from what I've seen TPG's do not consider these when grading however it might affect the value of the coin. its fairly light so it should not be a big deal. a few small marks on the cheek and a little scratch at beside the U in UNUM. no doubt in my mind that the coin is DCAM so long as the coin looks like the first set of photos. I'm wondering of the light is washing out the surfaces in the following set. maybe confirm which photos look like the coin in hand as there is quite a discrepancy MS65 DCAM |
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2 more pics taken on my lap with an iPhone. No special lighting   |
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Bedrock of the Community
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I'm not 100% convinced of PL surfaces. I'm seeing 3 different looks for the same coin and not sure which one is what the coin in hand looks like. sorry MorganNovice. I do think its probably MS65
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Hard to determine Pl as stated, the different images each show something a bit different.
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Bedrock of the Community
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new pics are worse.
i think at this point you need to just point out which of these photos look like the coin in hand paying particular attention to the fields
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Ha.. I had a feeling that last round of pics was not going to help:-).. I'm going to submit to PSCG. I'll update this when I get it back. Thanks for trying to figure this one out!
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Bedrock of the Community
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unless you have a PCGS subscription your costs will be $69 subscription. $23 grade fee plus ship and ins both ways
i think you coin is MS63 maybe an outside chance at 64 but I'm unable to give you a good read on the mirrors. its more likely it would be PL if anything
No designation
MS63 - $140
MS64 - $200
MS65 - $260
PL
MS63 - $180
MS64 - $200
MS65 - $350
DCAM
MS63 - $250-300
MS64 - $450-500
MS65 - around $1k
you'll have decide if its worth the $$ without a subscription it would be about $100 in fees. looking forward to see how it comes back if you decide to send her in.
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Came back from PCGS asMS64 DMPL. I'm happy with that grade  |
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thats awsome. so really the first set of photos was the best representation of what the coin looks like in hand.
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Came back from PCGS asMS64 DMPL. I'm happy with that grade Excellent!  |
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