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Would Like To Get Grading Opinions On A 1968-D LMC

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 Posted 05/17/2021  9:23 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add CentSation to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Having to use a cell phone to take pics so not ideal. Hopefully you get a decent enough view to form an opinion, if not I will try again.

This coin does have fingerprints on both sides.

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Well, unfortunately, the fingerprints aren't helping. Taking photos through clear 2x2 plastic can create issues, but your images look pretty good. With all that, I'd say a mid-range AU grade would be appropriate--some dings and hits are evident, and there's a hint of light wear on higher surfaces. Would be a decent hole filler until a better example comes along.
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The images show plenty of glare. But The finger-print, the scratch on the forehead and the plenty of scuffs on he reverse are grade killers. Au-55 to au57. I am not the best at grading. Wait for the others before you decide anything.
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I'll say AU-58.
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Thanks for the replies. Took it out and used a USB microscope so maybe that gives a better view.

Isn't AU for brown/mostly-brown coins?

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Definitely an AU coin . I'll call AU-55 .
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The AU designation is not limited to 'brown' coins.
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Agree, AU something but the fingerprint has ruined the coin. I toss those back into circulation because these are plentiful in high grades with a little looking.
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I just put them on my nightstand. I have maybe three dozen on their as of now.
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...these are plentiful in high grades with a little looking.


that made me chuckle, [it's hard to tell from the pics] this is the '68 DDR.


Thanks everyone for the feedback.
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