1882-CC GSA Morgan

What you have to remember is my lighting technique exposes details... and also flaws. The hits in front of the face are nowhere near as prevalent in-hand, and the grazes on the cheek are just that, very light grazes. If I diffused the light more and adjusted the positions of the lights, the coin would look much cleaner, much more like it does in-hand.

Out of the 6 GSA's I showed him, he called three 65's, two 64's, and one a 63. We will find out, I am waiting until I have ten to send in. Six so far, another one coming in the next few days (images below) and hopefully two more over the next week or so.

This came back 64.