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1964 D Kennedy Half

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I know this coin is neither rare or valuable in this condition but found it in Holland this weekend for scrap value. What grade do you make it? Thanks.

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04/21/2010 08:34 am
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I'm no expert on grading Kennedys. This year is more subject to damage. I cant tell if the scratch marks are on the coin or if the coin is in a holder with scratch marks.

http://www.coinbrowser.com/grading-..._dollar.html

I dare say MS60 to 62 depending on how the scratches impact its overall grade.
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I'd call it cleaned due to the nature of the horizontal lines. It's a shame because there is some nice luster on it.
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I do not think those are cleaning scratches, they are more than likely die polishing marks. Notice that they are only in the fields and do not cross the devices.
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I agree with bio's assessment, and unless there is some rub/wear that isn't showing in pic: MS64

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This year has looooots of bagmarks. Keep that in mind, too.
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I wouldn't have paid more than scrap. I find the heavy die polish lines very distracting (if it is in fact...un-cleaned) Even without, the machine gun hit on the hair and numerous small hits on the face should keep it from exceeding 63.

I run into these coins in the Washington series... I dub them problematic and worth scrap.
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unless someone only cleaned the fields and not the face...
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