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Pillar of the Community
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AU-55 Reverse looks wizzed ?  |
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@T-BOP.... What do you see on the reverse that makes you think it's whizzed vs just cleaned? I see the fine parallel scratches.
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I would say die polishing lines. AU-55, quite a coin!
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@ chafemasterj , sorry wrong word used . :(
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AU55 weakness in strike particularly reverse. dies polishing striations most noticeable on reverse
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clearly I don't know this series well since I thought more like MS-64
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I understand, nick. This is one of those barely circulated coins that "used to be" a 64. The reverse is most obvious. Look at the right side of the shield, the eagle's inner thighs, and, um, crotch.
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The brow hair shows wear as well - the bottom of the ribbon band is actually not complete.
Edited by Coinfrog
02/02/2019 7:01 pm
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AU-55, extensive die polishing lines on reverse, very nice!
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Thanks to all. I Learn something new everyday.  |
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