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Too Distracting For MS-67

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http://cgi.ebay.com/1944-D-Jefferso...em35ae7cc4e5

What do you think? I think due to the spot on the reverse this shouldn't get 67.
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Interesting I mangled a dip recently on one of my Morgan dollars and it has similar carbon marks on the Obverse.

I always figure a TPG would send it back bagged as altered surfaces since the dip is obvious but this MS-67 Nickel gives me some hope...
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That is a really old NGC slab, it could have turned after the coin was slabbed.
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Yep, definately turned after slabbing. Way to go NGC, another dipped coin passes certification only to be revealed later.
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maybe its the silver starting to tone ?

even if the toning does not do it , look at the bottom few steps
they look worn or broken IMO
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Nasty spots. At least the seller has clear, honest pictures.
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Yea I don't think the seller is mislabeling the coin, but it through me for a loop. I personally wouldn't buy this coin, but you all think it's from a dipping?
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