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PF-63, I see quite a few hairlines.
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At first, I didn't think they were images of the same coin.
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Don't they all have that dent? I see a rub from the D to the ribbon that seems to be in both images. Price guess, who knows. A PR68 UC sold for $45k in January (doesn't appear to be this one).
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Don't they all have that dent? Yes, they do. It is part of the design. It appears to be the same coin that sold for 20k$+ in 2020 and resided in a holder labeled PF67 cameo. I'd be at PF65 in today's world as I think the coin has been dipped at least once. Edited by westernsky
04/20/2023 6:21 pm
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pf67 from the last pictures
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Wow, very nice coin. NGC Photo Vision hides marks even more so than trueview. Hard to get a read from the smaller first set of pictures. I will guess PF-66 Ultra Cameo
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I will guess pf66 Dcam though the tv photos make it look way nicer.
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I found the coin at HA.com where it sold in 2020 for 20k$+ in an NGC PF67 holder. The carbon spots in the 9 and 3 digits of the date appear to be getting bigger now from what they appeared to look like back then. In my opinion it is a classic example of a nice coin that is slowly degrading in its holder and needs to be conserved before it gets worse.
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Since westernsky has revealed the grade, which is PF67 U. Cameo. panzaldi hit it on the head, out of the gate! This sold at auction, last quarter of 2022 at a whopping $47,250.00, before buyers premium of 15%  |
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everyone missed the ULTRA CAM designation. stellar piece
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Panzaldi hit it on the head outta the gate! ..because he googled it  You realize when you know how to think, it empowers you far beyond those who know only what to think.
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because he googled it Maybe, and you know this how? You offered no opinion, so, FWIW .. |
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Panzaldi hit it on the head outta the gate!..because he googled it sorry NumismaticsFTW I did not google this. I dont even know how you could google this to find out the grade. we did not even have the slab number and I missed the ULTRA grade on the coin. I did go back and forth on DCAM and a + or ULTRA when I assessed it. |
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