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I'm on the AU53/55 fence as well, wouldn't be surprised either way. Nice toning as well!
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very nice coin, I'll say AU-55.
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I'm also in the 55 group. Pretty coin
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I think it's closer to an AU53/55 than anything, I think PCGS may have given it a MS61 grade though, seen a few AU in MS holders, depending on the slab era.
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It's AU-53. My camera battery is dead I will add some in-hand photos in the mornining.
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Edited by DoctorBurnzy
08/03/2021 8:00 pm
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Love it, great addition to your set.
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Agree with the PCGS grade of 53. Nice coin!
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Just out of curiosity, why did PCGS not recognize the cleaning? In the first set of photos, the coin definitely looks cleaned.
I have seen this circumstance before, and my question applies to all coins in this situation.
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In the first set of photos, the coin definitely looks cleaned.
I have seen this circumstance before, and my question applies to all coins in this situation. Market acceptability. Gerry's photo's tend to exaggerate problems on coins to an extreme. I think it's just a typical hairliney AU. |
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Thank you GrapeCollects for the clarification.
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This is a very nice coin for the grade. I initially thought it was borderline 53/55. With the new pics, I still think it's on the high end of 53. It very well could collect a bean.
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