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Edited by GrapeCollects
12/08/2018 8:36 pm
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I don't think your half dollar could be the 67 FS-101. The FS-101 is a SMS DDO-006, I think yours is a BS FS-102 DDO-007, in the CONECA listing. http://varietyvista.com/Variety%20M...967-1970.htmSee if you can match up the Stage of your coin using the listing. |
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your completely correct, I mis-titled this thread I ment FS-102. Pardon my mistake, one moment while I fix it...
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Attached are two photos of, a marker for the CONECA listed 67 BS DDO-007/DDR-011, Stage C, die scratch southeast from O of GOD, and a photo of the doubling on the stars and stars between the rays for the DDR-011. Also attached is a photo of the stars for the 67 DDO-007, stage D which is a reverse die changed, showing the minor class II spread on upper stars. I believe your half dollar is a 67 BS DDO-007/DDR-011, Stage C.    |
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So in AU/Low MS What's it worth?
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Grape. Next time you take images of doubled dies, do me a favor, turn the coin 180 degrees different than you are doing now. Let the light fall over the notching and doubling, rather than puting a spot light right on the area you are try to show. That way the glare won't turn that area white.  Note these images. I placed the light to allow the light to fall over the devices rather than put a spotlight on what I want to show. You could try a to reduce the light by diffusing it to reduce the glare. A plastic grocery bag for mild light glare, white bond paper for stronger light glare. |
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Gotcha, these are seller pics I'm manipulating so my margin of error is off. I don't have it in hand till Thursday.
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Pretty proud of my recent pick up. Are you going to get yours graded? Looks to be at least a 64. Not hijacking thread, just thought it was a good place to add on re: this rare variety.   |
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I will be sending the coin into PCGS within the next week and will let you know what it graded. The coin pictured above in the ANACS holder, I followed it on ebay but couldn't determine from enlarging the photos if it was truly the DDO-007 (those old white holders, ANACS was not known for their accuracy with attributions). The OP asked what it is worth in AU / low MS. The last auction I followed in September 2016 (Heritage) saw a MS64 example in PCGS MS64 condition sell for over $2,100. Currently PCGS price guide list AU58 at $250, MS63 at $450 and MS64 at $2,700. Edited by taclough
01/24/2019 8:26 pm
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Yeah, I think ANACS missed the one I posted. Just received the coin, and went over it with a loupe, and don't see anything. Will give it a few more looks, and if it's wrong, will be sending it back.
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