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Agree VF-25 and most attractive. Slightly worried about what seems to be a vertical obverse scratch, but being on the bust it might get by. Maybe it's not a scratch at all but a hair or something.
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Pillar of the Community
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Bedrock of the Community
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coinfrog...ive had this coin for several years and never noticed the scratch. I looked under a loop and there is one albeit extremely fine. you cant see it unless its under a loop. at VF25 I dont think it will affect grade or value. what say you?
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Probably not, but long scratches often do, so I was just raising the issue. In this case, I think you are OK. Nice coin.  Edited by Coinfrog
01/18/2016 6:35 pm
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Nice coin ,just a little mushy to me. VF-20 .
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Pillar of the Community
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picture brought that scratch out..You never know when they will "ding" you into details.. However that is a lovely key date, and I'm not sure it would matter.?
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I think it is solid 25 and I doubt that very thin scratch would result in a details grade. They seem to be a bit more lenient on key dates.
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Agree with mox. The scratch is insignificant, and I should not have brought it up. Never in doubt, but often wrong.  Edited by Coinfrog
01/18/2016 9:00 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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VF-25, with possible details (although TPG's are notorious for letting key dates slip by) |
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Hey Coinfrog, you please pick away at mine, that is why I put them on here, sometimes when you own it,flaws are hard to detect!
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Here you go ..... If selling VF25 - If buying VF20 ..... Not really .....
The reverse is just a little shy of the VF25 mark and actually is an almost perfect VF20 .... Obverse for sure closer to VF25 but the scratch which shows in the pic, would knock grade down a tad .....
VF20 CAC
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