Late to the party because I've been busy with other things. What a stunning coin! I've seen a lot of 1916 LWH over the years, and I can't recall seeing one that well struck at that high a grade. I tend to be conservative on grading, but my first reaction here was MS-67. After I saw the PCGS grade, I looked again, and I'm still at MS-67. Yikes, what a coin.
EDIT: Liberty's right heel would clash near the lone raised top inner left wing feather (our visual right), in the space just below the "R" in AMERICA. That feather may be part of the curl at the heel, but the gouge from the "R" in TRUST looks a die polishing gouge.
EDIT: Liberty's right heel would clash near the lone raised top inner left wing feather (our visual right), in the space just below the "R" in AMERICA. That feather may be part of the curl at the heel, but the gouge from the "R" in TRUST looks a die polishing gouge.
Edited by fortcollins
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