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Plastic makes it a bit difficult to grade, but I will have a go. Obvious long dig on truncation of neck, and above 'L'.
MS62.
Hope the plastic is not PVC, but it does look rather soft.
The coin certainly has not been under the plastic since 1938 !
The KG V1 master die image for Canada was sharper that that used for Australian KG V1 coins.
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05/20/2018 09:12 am
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That is an ICCS holder the coin is in
so I doubt if there is a worry about PVC.
Some dings under the nose and above the head
but the rest of the fields look pretty good
so I will say MS 63.
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ICCS holders have been tested to show that the inner portion holding the coin contains no PVC, but the larger, outer case does.
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MS63
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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i will go MS-62 because of the flattened rim and denticles on the obverse
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Hey folks , just remembered this . Will post answer tomorrow, dinnertime
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MS-63 but in some way it's not a problem free coin so it depends what direction the sun shined that day and if the net-grading switch was on...
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 Forgot again , but as usual you folks are good . Quote:
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