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Love that monotone toning. Ill bet that this is really pretty in the light. AU-55. Really lovely example.
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Au55 seems right. Obverse weakly struck, evident in lack of hair detail above forehead. Reverse is much better than obverse.
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Lots of AU55 than MS state conditions - Not MS with all the wear on her hair!  Edited by Mark1959
08/30/2017 9:54 pm
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53 sharpness net 50. I agree with a combination of a weak strike and light circulation.
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Is there any corrosion on the obverse? I can't quite seem to make out if it is corrosion that I am seeing or just toning. I am not sure whether it straight graded AU-55 or got a details for environmental damage.
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Is there any corrosion on the obverse? I can't quite seem to make out if it is corrosion that I am seeing or just toning. I am not sure whether it straight graded AU-55 or got a details for environmental damage. Not seeing any Environmental damage but I think the brown is just some kind of toning! Has some wear on the hair details, hence the 55AU! Anybody that rates this coin as MS might have to take a peak at the PCGS coin rating website! |
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This one is all about strike. Luster is pretty good in hand although muted by toning. No wear on her hair :)  |
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