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I think ICG got this one right. I have a few raw coins I am going to send in to NGC, thinking about cracking this one out and sending it in as well. Just want to make sure it will hold grade. What do you all think?   |
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Usual weak NO strike, die clashes everywhere, the chatter and surface marks cap it out for MS63 for me, although TPG's might 64 it based on the pretty decent reverse. Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis |
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I'm at 63+. I could see 64, but I wouldn't pay 64 money for it.
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Rest in Peace
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I agree with MS63 and appears to be a VAM-1F.
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I could see it at 63 but think its 62 Looks like there are more marks that are probably not showing in the pics.
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I'd say solid MS63, might make MS64
Edited by Ty2020b
03/29/2022 11:15 pm
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63 tops
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63ish - 64 max
Watch your top knot
Edited by echidna
03/30/2022 03:45 am
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the 83(O) can be soft to average in strike. the obverse strike is pretty good for the year. reverse more typically soft. based on the photos I dont think the luster is broken. looks like a hit in the nose area however its nicely hidden. a little bit of gold peripheral toning starting. she looks like a tweener...between MS63 and MS64.
personally I dont see enough value to justify crossing over. as it has a chance of coming back as a 63 or a 63+
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03/30/2022 09:46 am
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ICG 64, NGC 63/64
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03/30/2022 10:43 am
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I agree with MS63 and appears to be a VAM-1F. Thanks for the VAM attribution dave700x! |
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Was not very happy looking back at the original pictures. I was zoomed in too much on my phone and it made the coin look grainy and accentuated very minor marks. For my own mental sake, here are some better photos, in case anyone is interested. Will post the ICG grade in the morning.   |
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Ok I'll say now I can see 63+ to 64
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Leaning more towards MS64 now.
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With no deep or distracting contact marks, I can see an MS-64 with the new photos. There is a chance at an MS-63, especially with that mark left of the eagle on the reverse.
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