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Received this beauty in the mail today. Wonderful luster coming off of this one!  |
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I like it!
MS64RB
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It looks MS to me; MS-63 or 64.
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ChildOfTheWheat, can you tell me where you believe there is wear?
It's alittle more red in person than in the photo. I've attributed it as RB... but that's just my opinion of course.
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I see a wear on the high points of the design, but most notably on the shield on the reverse. Just a little bit of wear though, but its occuring all around the coin. Arts of the hair, the wreath, etc...
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Thanks for your feedback. I can say without doubt, there's no wear on this coin. I understand though that it can be difficult grading from a photo, as I see things differently than others all the time.
I've graded this MS 63 RB. Would easily be 64 if not for some hits behind the feathers on the obverse and a big hit between the 'C' and 'E' in CENTS on the reverse.
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Im also sick and it's hard grading from a 7 inch tablet while in bed with a headache. Not that that's any exuse to be wrong, but what ever. Nice coin.
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No worries, technically you're not wrong. It's difficult sometimes for a coin to translate on a photo. Things that you can see while rotating a coin under glass and light can simply look like wear on a photo. Thanks for your input and I hope you get to feeling better.
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I'll go MS63RB also
Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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One thing you can do to help grading is to quit posting them side by side. It looks cool but makes em too small.
Awesome coin brocephus !
Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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So lustrous it even reflects onto a white monitor background.  52Raymo has a point; it's a beautiful photographic technique but I'm not going to attempt a grade on a coin like this from such small images. |
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Yes, 52Raymo is right. This is just how put them together for my catalog software... so that's why they end up like this.
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