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1937-D Arkansas

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I'm looking for grading opinions on this 1937-D Arkansas half. I really struggle with photos of silver coins & these are about the best I can get.

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As you can tell by my icon this is one of my favorites. I dont feel confident grading it without some discussion. I see no circulation wear. It looks like a nicely struck coin. The only problem I think are those bag marks. Luckily they are not in terrible places though the one across the Libertys neck is a bit of an eye catcher. I've seen them in worse places before on this coin. These are hard to locate without bag marks. I like the mild toning and it hasnt been cleaned. Now, having said this, is it an MS 62? 63? Probably. Is it an MS 64? 65? I dont know, but I'm thinking its not.
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That is a lovely coin and yeah, it's too bad about the bag marks. I think I see a couple of tiny grease spots, too.

However, I don't see any wear on it. My guess -- and really it is a guess -- would be MS62.

It really is an interesting coin. Might have to get one of those.

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I've got 3 of these(P,D & S) that came from a collection. In hand I'm not seeing any real wear but they all have what appears to be strike weakness where the ribbon crosses the eagle on the reverse. The other 2 coins have similar bag marks & also a slight haze in some areas.
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I keep coming back to this one - very, very nice!
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The bright photos make it difficult for me to grade this coin ... agree with all that was said above regarding bag hits and dark spots.

I am going with MS63 ... nice coin and a lovely example of a well-preserved low mintage calssic silver commemorative.

Hoping to see more of these from you in the future.

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I would guess MS62, just my opinion.
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beautiful!
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It seems to have unusually reflective surfaces and this worries me. Has the coin been lightly wiped or polished?
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