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Rest in Peace
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Other than a couple of really minor rim dings, I can't see much in the way of bag marks anywhere else. It might make 65 Brown, although 64 Brown is more likely, I'd say.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Heavily toned woodie.
Could be a 64 but the toning may cause problems.
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Pillar of the Community
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 64BN |
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Bedrock of the Community
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To me, there is evidence of wear on the obverse high spots, especially above the ear. I'll go with AU-58.
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MS-64 BN Possibly Details.
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noD, Where are you getting these beautiful coins..  Great looking 1917 we have an ANACS graded 1917 MS-61BN and this one is a lot better than ours, MS-64BN |
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Thanks SHAFTA9a. This one came to me in the mail this morning, found it on ebay. |
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Great coin for the 4th of July...looks like sparks flying through his hair  What scanner model are you using? |
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United States
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All my posted images are created using a Nikon Coolpix L16 point and shoot camera. Time for an upgrade, maybe.
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These are hard to grade without seeing in hand. Is there cartwheel luster under the brown?
AU-63
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Yes, very lustrous. A beautiful coin in hand.
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Yes, very lustrous. A beautiful coin in hand. Then....63BN!  |
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