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I wonder if that would cross over to NGC

This one was graded MS-66 by NGC

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It may seem that 66 is a lofty grade for this coin, but we cannot see the luster properly from pictures. PCGS (and NGC) really likes luster! They will bump coins up based on luster, regardless of the hits. At least this has been my experience.

Spend some time on ha.com and look closely at the pictures. I'm often shocked by the coins that get 66, 67, 68 grades with obvious hits. My 1939-D should have rec'd at least an MS-67 based on hits (none), but NGC gave it a 66 I believe because the luster wasn't blinding.
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This one was graded MS-66 by NGC


I've seen this coin before and I still say you were robbed. That coin is every bit a 67. From the pics it seems to have impared luster, which is why you were robbed IMO.
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From the pics it seems to have impared luster...


I agree Bryan's coin looks like a 67 and it would certainly be one of those 66A coins. I wonder if the strike hurt it a bit too? Although the strike is good, it's not a great strike.
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This has been awesome! It really is amazing how subjective grading can get. I am thankful everyone has left all this great feedback as I am preparing to put the matched set of 1943 PDS's on ebay. I saw a set go for $199 the other day and I don't think I can hold on to them with prices like that!
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