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This coin currently resides in an early ANACS holder. I am strongly leaning toward cracking it out and sending to PCGS. I think it is undergraded as is, and that's why I am asking your opinions on the grade. I will reveal the ANACS grade and the price I paid after I hear some opinions. As always, thank you.   Edited by BigSilver
11/24/2020 10:47 pm
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I would say MS-65 but the cheek and neck might have more contact marks than that would justify. Hard to tell from picture if those areas are nice.
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I'd guess 63 in the ANACS slab. Might do better after conservation and grading at PCGS or NGC. Nice coin no matter what it grades. |
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I'll be at MS-64 on this one. Reverse at 65, but 63 obverse holds it back. Nice coin!
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11/24/2020 11:35 pm
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I am at 62, but the TPG's are most likely at 63. The coin has some nice rim toning and clean fields, but it is hard to get past the cheek and neck for a grade above 63. |
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I am at 63, but on the very cusp of 64. Unless it's in a 62 or lower holder, I wouldn't try sending it into PCGSEdited by Adam_E
11/24/2020 11:43 pm
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I will say MS-64 though the eye appeal on the obverse I dont personally care for.
The only thing that keeps me going back and fourth on though is above the ear is that wear on the hair? Is this graded AU-58?
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64
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I'd say MS-63, but a 64 wouldn't be unreasonable.
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Nice strike, toning.
MS-63.
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MS63 due to cheek and neck.
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The dark spots on the cheek and neck appear to be mostly breaks in the frost. I think easily MS64+ to MS65 today.
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