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Your Choice On Best "Eye Appeal"..on These 2. & Why..please.

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 Posted 05/28/2013  10:54 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add secoinedchance to your friends list
I agree with the above posters. I find the toning on the second coin has much more appeal where it has developed. The first coin, it obscures the details and makes the coin look a little fuzzy almost.
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 Posted 05/28/2013  11:10 am  Show Profile   Check SPP-Ottawa's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add SPP-Ottawa to your friends list
Impossible to answer, without seeing the coins in hand and seeing how the lustre plays with the light when the coin is tilted at various angles...
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 Posted 05/28/2013  11:19 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add glenzy1 to your friends list
I prefer the look of the 1935 dime. I love that soft satin look with the gold toning beginning around the peripherals. It also looks like a higher grade, 1 or 2 points above the 1932. I would give the 1935 an MS-64 PQ if the Obverse is similar in quality, no contact marks whatsoever on the Reverse.

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 Posted 05/28/2013  11:30 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add DBM to your friends list
Eye appeal in hand and online can be two very different things.
Based on the pics I agree with glenzy,and also like the more fully struck crown on the '35.
How about some obverse pics please?
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 Posted 05/28/2013  2:04 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add DEVLEC to your friends list
Here are the Obverse pics.

The 35 is Graded ICCS MS 65 and the 32 is ICCS MS 64 .... back in the 90's.

I prefer the frostiness myself because it somehow seems more antique and original because of the time that has passed and the fact that my preference is for silver to have at least a touch of toning.

The old copper coins were lacquered by some of the early collectors,..probably knowing that copper would darken dramatically with time and therefore take away from the original visuals. I also like "Red and blazing" on copper...but...

The early rare mint sets show very dark and original toned silver coins,.. and they still get a very high grading much of the time even through the darkness. So I guess that I like some toning on the silver ones.

A blazer somehow looks like it's been dipped somewhere down the line...but it does also give the impression that it was struck yesterday...

Thanks for your impressions and opinions here.

I do listen carefully to what you say..



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 Posted 05/28/2013  2:09 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add CGCoins to your friends list
#2 easily! That thing just Pops. Everyone Likes something Shiny!
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 Posted 05/28/2013  2:41 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jdmern to your friends list
I also have to say #2, just a beautiful coin...
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 Posted 05/28/2013  3:05 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jbsquash to your friends list
#2 no question
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 Posted 05/28/2013  3:10 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add GaryN to your friends list
#2 is the one I'd like in my collection.
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 Posted 05/28/2013  3:38 pm  Show Profile   Check SPP-Ottawa's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add SPP-Ottawa to your friends list
#1 (1935).... I do like a full strike and I prefer matte surfaces over mirror surfaces...
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 Posted 05/28/2013  3:40 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jg86 to your friends list
#1 is technically a better coin, but since the question was strictly eye appeal, I'm with the majority... #2
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 Posted 05/28/2013  4:01 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add CanadianCollector to your friends list
#2 is my favourite in the pictures but I would have to see them in hand to be sure.
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 Posted 05/28/2013  4:36 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Crimewave to your friends list
#2 : )
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 Posted 05/28/2013  6:57 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add noahs-numismatics to your friends list
I agree that #1 may be the "better" coin, but the luster on the second one is too killer to ignore!
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 Posted 05/29/2013  07:37 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add DEVLEC to your friends list
Thanks for the input here.

My choice is the 1935 as the frostiness is complete across both surfaces, and although I'm not dealing in coins, I had never seen such a pure frosty coin like that one before and a tough date too. At the time, I'm guessing that it was graded choice or gem when I got it back in the 80's.

Blazers are always eye catching and beautiful,.. but this 35 was special to look at also. I wish that 'someday' you will see it in hand...


I know that most of us love cameos also,..but that's a whole different category...
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