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For the LWC set I just finished from 1941 - 1945 this is the Key coin in the LWC set. Just happens to be the last coin I had to purchase too. The camera sure brings out the yuckies, looks better in hand though. Let me know what you think. Thanks Dan   |
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 Looks nice Dan!  on getting the set finished. When you have time we would like to see the rest of the set  |
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When the conversation becomes what do you see at what magnification you know you have a very nice example. I don't see much holding this coin back, couple minor hits on the reverse maybe. I usually leave the upper MS coins to the pros which I clearly am not, but it's gotta go MS-66 anyway Edited by upstate
10/24/2016 08:41 am
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That is a nice looking coin. I would definitely not hesitate to add it to my album!
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Bedrock of the Community
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MS-63 RD max, can't see this guy going any higher
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I'm with ChildOfTheWheat. MS63RD. outside chance of 64
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Maybe a chance at MS 65
Most likely MS 64
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I suspect your pictures are really showing the coin well.
MS-64, shot at 65 if the luster is there and the spots are more minor than the photo shows.
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Posted 10/24/2016 08:13 am
