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Wanna take a shot at the grade?



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I'd say the grade is somewhere around MS63, but that's not a small date. It's a large date.
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The two obverse photos do not match each other ... what are you doing here Joe.

The first obverse image is indeed a 1970-S small date ... but the detail photo is a large date.

Not sure what to make of your confusing photos ... please clarify the reason for the different images.

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I can see where the confusion in this is. When I looked at the larger pic, I thought it was a different coin also. The problem is the lighting in the large pic makes the curve of the 9's loop look different. So I took and overlaid the pics onto each other (also had to rotate them a couple degrees to match the dates. The dates line up perfectly.

Here is the pic where I took the upper pic, enlarged it, shaded it green, made it transparent, and put it onto the bottom pic. As you can see, the dates match perfectly.




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I'm thinking both LD
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Hummmm.....looks like a LD.
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