Posted 03/24/2023 4:32 pm
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When you do a resubmission they kill the old number in their system. They surely do it right upon receipt too. They don't want to create confusion in their system by having the same coin with 2 different numbers.
When you do a resubmission they kill the old number in their system. They surely do it right upon receipt too. They don't want to create confusion in their system by having the same coin with 2 different numbers.
That definitely makes sense. My first thought was OMG they will bump it up a little, then reality sunk in and I thought they haven't even looked at the coin yet so it must be for confusion part. One can dream though. In hand Thad I think even you would bump it up. There appeared to be slight scratches at 1:30 on the clock according to trueview but I couldn't find them with my scope. All steps are clear and the luster is off the charts. I know my chances are slim but I would immediately sell and be able to buy a slabbed bu 09-s vdb in 64 and maybe a 14-d in 63. This coin would be the first ms-67+ for 1960-d large date. There are no ms-67+'s listed in the pop report. To a person trying to get a top pop set and none available yet it may bring a hefty price?
