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United States
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Glad you are keeping it in the slab John, a very smart decision !
Very sweet coin !
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United States
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I know the grade, so I'll guess MS-71!  |
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Korea, Republic Of
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United States
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Very nice example, now you just need to polish the scratches out of that slab!  |
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Canada
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Already know the grade, but my initial guess was correct.
Great coin
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Looks nearly super gem, definitely high end, I'd say 66 based on what you've said about your budget in the past and the prices of a 67. The luster is fantastic for a no motto... those are usually fairly lifeless. Gorgeous example, I'd love to own it!
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I'd say 66 based on what you've said about your budget in the past and the prices of a 67 I don't know your budget, so MS-67! |
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United States
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Super nice. What was the damage on that one? Are you going for a set or just this cool coin.
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I agree it is super nice!
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Yeah, the surfaces are comparable to and even nicer than some MS67 surfaces in doing some comparisons. The fields are just so near flawless, they remind me of AGEs a little bit. The hit on the knee is the limiting factor, and why I think they gaive the coin a star(MS67+) fields, while the technical grade is limited to MS66.
I've decided another area to start collecting are NGC star slabs, especially scarcer series that they dont star very often.
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