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  This is the most gorgeous set of Philly coins I've ever had. I'm posting the whole set. Curious what they would grade
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PF67+
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11/10/2019 8:06 pm
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My god that is a seriously beautiful coin  |
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I've never sent anything off to grade as a collector but these P's I've found have gotten me curious about taking a shot. Is it worth it?
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Dang nice coin... Though not enough value to send to a TPG... Put in a good airtight and wait and see if values go up in 20 years... |
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Talk about fresh dies...wow very nice...  |
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Stunning coin. I have a question about the NECK. I have some DCAM proof also with the same lines in the neck as the one shown in this post. Anyone know how this happens?  Edited by Daves Errors
11/10/2019 11:47 pm
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@ DavesErrors...part of the design from very new dies, maybe first 50 coins struck
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11/10/2019 11:44 pm
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Cool Thanks Greasy Fingers:<<< By the way why are your fingers greasy?  JK I don't want to know lol... |
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Insanely gorgeous . PF-68 with a 69 potential if those neck lines don't count against . Which I don't think it does . |
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