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These posts baffle me. You have a major TPG slab and their in-hand evaluation. How do you expect an online grade with poor photography to do an equal or better job?
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I can't tell its in a major TPG slab.
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This is true. I gave coin the benefit of the doubt.
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Looks MS-62 to me with a shot at 63.
These "you vs. a TPG slabbed coin" are for educational purposes for all that read these threads. When buying online, it helps to learn how photos come in to play when buying. A good way for you to test your skills.
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From what looks like lack of detail/wear in the headband and hair lock hanging down I would say AU55 on the obverse.

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Just bought a 64 of this date last week and I looked at hundreds of them before making my decision for the only gold I still needed for the 13 piece type set.

Looks like it will make 63. I would say the scratch on the reverse right field might make me hesitate for this coin.
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Solid 63, very nice example.
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I have it at AU55 also
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The reverse is much crisper than the obverse so perhaps the lack of detail on the obverse is simply a weak strike. One might expect both sides to wear evenly. So... if it is indeed a wak obverse strike, how much does that influence the MS rating?
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MS-63 for me.
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[QUOTE=moxking]
I would say the scratch on the reverse right field might make me hesitate for this coin.[/QUOTE]

The scratch on the reverse right field is not apparent when the coin is in hand.



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