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It's a nice '17, and I'd go EF (choice?). On the doubling issue, I don't see it but I'd like to see more magnification on the date and .. God We..
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i meant EF-45 not vf-45. gettin' me letters jumbled. got the number right tho haha
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as for the photos, ill give it a shot. I think the first photo shows the 7 like the thickness of the horizontal part of the 7 is thicker than the vertical, even tho you cant see the actual line, I dont think it's from flattening.
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Looks EF-45 to me. I see no DDO,for sure not the one on CC's site. What is the green mark on the OBV? John1  |
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I'm at 45; just a tad too much wear around the ear to make AU for me.
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Yeah , I'm at EF-45 Also. Green spot on obverse is either verdigris or a tad of corrosion. Verdi-care should do the trick.
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EF-45
If the 1917's you come across have flatten devices and lack detail that's because they're worn. The master hubs were new in 1916 so mint state 1917's almost always have good detail and sharp devices.
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