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This is one of my favorites, a purchase from Thad a while back. There's a bit of PVC or some green contaminant on the reverse, but it really is a nice coin, and my avatar.

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Looks to have all the criteria of a FH designation and looks to be around AU55.
I love that pink champagne toning! AU55FH
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it might have a shot at MS-60
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Knee, just above the foot and shield is why I'm thinking it's AU and not MS.
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GORGEOUS!!
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I'll go out on a limb at MS60/61
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 Posted 04/06/2010  01:16 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add aladinslamp to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
oops... I meant AU 55/58 I would still love to have it!!
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Beautiful solid AU! I wonder if an acetone dip might take care of that spot? I had similar spots on my 1917 slq type coin, and acetone took them right off.
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Another AU55 here...
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More specificly I would say AU-58. I really don't see much obvious wear except maybe a tad on the knee and foot. It really is a nice coin, too bad about that spot.
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I do like it
AU55 FH
And with Vermontensium on the Full Head
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Thanks for all the opinions, I have it graded as AU-58, but the minimal wear takes away the FH designation, in my opinion. I wonder what a TPG would say though....

The spot most likely could be removed with a dip in acetone, but I don't want to mess up the toning, which is very attractive in hand.
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Acetone shouldn't affect the toning, or the surfaces at all as long as you wash it off.
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I agree with johnny, however, *if* the acetone does remove anything from the coin, there may be less (or no) toning at those spots. Pick your poison.
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Wheatguy keeps posting SLQs and is making me falter from upgrading some of my existing WQs, WLs and others ... great looking coin and I'm going to start slowly, but actively collecting these ...
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Thanks Tcmac, I guarantee you'll like collecting these.

I may have to use acetone on this one, but maybe I'll hold back for a while, all the horror stories I've read about acetone are starting to scare me a bit.

I finally just learned a very important lesson, thanks to Dave. (Vermontensium.) I finally learned how to spot rub. I knew what it was, I knew it could mean the difference between an AU and MS coin, but now I've officially learned to spot it. Thanks!
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