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This came out of a folder starting in 1941 that I believe was being put together quite a while ago. I think the toning is a result of being in the folder for so long.
I took it out, soaked in acetone using a q-tip after removal from the bath. I have not used Verdi-Care on it.
I agree it looks very shiny, but I don't see anything odd in hand, just a very nice looking cent.
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Thanks everyone for the input!
I'm 99% positive this coin was placed in the folder more than 50 years ago and has remained there until I got it.
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MS-64-RB because I do not see the contact marks or minor blemishes as "noticeably detracting". I trust spruett's assessment that the coin-in-hand does not look cleaned and polished. Quote:From Bressett & Bowers (2006, p. 94): MS-65 No trace of wear; nearly as perfect as MS-67 except for some small blemish. Has full mint luster but may be unevenly toned or lightly fingermarked. A few minor nicks or marks may be present. MS-63 A Mint State coin with attractive mint luster, but noticeable detracting contact marks or minor blemishes. Bressett, K. E. & Bowers, Q. D. (2006). The official American Numismatic Association grading standards for United States coins (6th Ed.). Atlanta, GA: Whitman Publishing. [ISBN-13: 978-0794819934] Edited by dd27
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Thanks for the vote of confidence dd27, but I do see a couple of detracting marks for me. They are not so noticeable in hand but they are the mark on the "N" in "ONE" and the mark below Lincoln's chin. But, maybe I've looked at it too much and am being self-debasing. I'm completely happy with a '44 MS-63RB coming from this folder! There's a lot more to go through.  In Memory of Crazyb0 12-26-1951 to 7-27-2020
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Sorry everyone ,but it's in my DNA that I have to call it as I see it . QUESTIONABLE COLOR !  |
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Definitely looks messed with.
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The rims are pretty worked-over and the wheat lines show some wear.
AU-55
The good news, the coin is easily replaced. These are cheap in high MS grades.
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I'm with T-BOP on this one. the new pics show a dull surface with light scratches and the color does not seem right, possible light dip in something. I'm at AU55-58 details. I dont think its Uncirculated
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MS-65 RB
The coin has very nice strike!
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Quote: This thread is 7 months old! ...and I just saw the response.  In Memory of Crazyb0 12-26-1951 to 7-27-2020
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