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1935 Texas Commemorative

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This is the second Texas Commemorative I bought 'coz I bid without thinking. Its already graded but will let everyone guess the grade first.
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Comparing the two commemoratives even the 1934 seem pretty close to this one and I know I have to sell one of them. Maybe I should get the 1934 slabbed as well and then sell it as it'll attract more buyers and it'll help me decide which one to keep.
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ms-64 maybe 63 if its grade by PCGS
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MS65 PCGS green label. From what I've heard green labels were graded strictly those days as standards were high?
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You are correct they were very strick in the green label days, My first grade was a 65 then I second guessed myself and changed it. I think its a beautiful coin and deserves the grade, alot of the green labels are canditates for upgrades but not all are, thats how the green label became so popular with collectors/investors because they could buy a coin labeled MS-65 and resubmit it and it come back a MS-66 which in some coins is big money
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