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Originally Posted by Mark Feld  The degree of hairlines is usually the major determinant of the grade for Proof coins. And hairlines usually don't show up well, if at all in images. I would bet, just based on the odds and populations, that 1) the coin has obvious flaws (in the form of hairlines) and 2) grades nowhere near a 70. And that's even if it's a nice/quality example. |
Would be nice to see this coin in hand.
I'm not saying it would grade 70, and oh boy, that would really be something! But, I am very interested as to what this may come back as
