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Hey guys, playing around with my new camera. Still waiting on lenses and adapters and all that stuff that's over my head....anyway this one was broken out of an old pcgs holder, thought it would be a good one to try with my existing lense. What would you grade her.   |
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Rest in Peace
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The railroad track in front of Liberty's nose (if I'm seeing it correctly) is really the only distraction.
Given that these are so common is gem condition, even with that one note, I'd still bet it was in a 65 holder. Although, since you said it was in an old older, maybe a 64.
Beautiful natural toning. A lovely coin.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Nice! I could see that one at 66 by today's standards.
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Pillar of the Community
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NIce coin I will say MS-65
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I would call that a high-end MS65. It could go 66 if the luster is great.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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MS64, Nice toning  |
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Pillar of the Community
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PCGS did call this one a 64 back in the day...do I believe it would slab at a 65....absolutely, luster is good on it but I don't think it would push it to 66, although the coin is cleaner than alot of 66's I've seen.
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nice Morgan.. let us know if you get it re-slabbed... would love to know the grade..
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Posted 07/27/2015 2:37 pm
