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Seller pics were interesting and over exposed (and I know you all hate grading off trueview) but what are your thoughts?  |
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It could be MS-66 in my opinion.
If the luster on the cheek is unbroken which I am not able to judge 100% certain from the pictures.
Edited by HP2001PH
08/23/2022 4:42 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Bedrock of the Community
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Against my better judgement, MS-66.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Probably MS-66. Trueview photos are worthless to me for grading.
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Trueview photos are worthless to me for grading.  i would never buy a coin based on trueview photos only. trueview grade MS66+ my grade MS65+ |
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Looks 66 to me. So -1 for Trueview = MS-65
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Pillar of the Community
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I like it for MS65 even a (plus added on). Can see them calling it MS66 based only on the TrueView.
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Ok, ok, I'll buy it and stop dickering. I'll wait a day to reveal
Edited by cboyera
08/24/2022 7:31 pm
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Would you believe me if I told you this was in a 63 holder!?! I had to pay between 63-64 money for it but I have a feeling this is getting cracked and resubmitted. I was with all of you in my grading assessment, hopefully we are right!
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I hope so after reassessing the photo I do see some more contact marks in the hair, but they are not in the area of interest and if the dollar has the luster it looks like it might have, then it's worthy of resubmitting, I'm still at MS65 maybe not the plus/star grade but things are usually very different from a TrueView and in hand comparisons, as IndianGoldEagle said, TrueViews are for making the coin appear the absolute best it can in the right circumstances of lighting and exposure. In hand can change how the coin looks by a wide margin many times. Hope you do get an upgrade, I don't know about 2 points through, unless the holder is fairly old like more than 10 years or so. The past decade they have not changed that much in grading dollars at all.
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Woof woof! It's been 48 hours!  |
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Posted 08/23/2022 4:44 pm
