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Palestine 1934 20 Mils

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 Posted 12/08/2016  04:07 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add darcyrmt to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
looking for a grade please... note the shadows, I'm sure the angle of the light makes it looks shinier than what it is, but otherwise.. thanks..



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 Posted 12/08/2016  09:02 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add moxking to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
High EF or low AU. These are so difficult to grade by photos with the inscriptions being the only high points. Areas of rub in fields consistent with this grade range. No hint of cleaning or dipping. Very nice example.
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Nice EF piece
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Very difficult to grade these, because all of the the high points of the design are all of the same height above the fields, and so the wear load is evenly distributed between them.
This difficulty in grading most often arises in those designs that do not include features of heads or of animals etc.

Look for evidence of much mint bloom, to be able to reliably grade these in the EF / UNC range.

Sometimes, the mint bloom does not show up very well in pictures, and not at all if a scanner / copier is used.
Look for how much the mint bloom has been degraded.
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