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Any shot at a 69 or 70?

 

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Upon realizing I estimated the copper nugget to grade MS68, I'd say it has a good shot at MS69! MS70 is a bit of a stretch,though, because if you look at it long enough you can see at least one or two minor imperfections.

 

Both beauties from where I sit Bill. I especially like the '94 since I'm currently looking for one and would love a finely detailed example for my LC date run.

 

I see a 14-D sticking out of the left side. That's quite a good score there.

 

Opps, Forgot the link
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1955-Double...780814?hash=item1a0861dc4e:g:BrsAAOSw5ZBWMoXP

 

I like this idea.

I have a set of Washington clads taken out of circulation--the more worn and/or beat up, the better.

It's all part of the balance: MS collections, and filler/cull collections.

 

Nah...those are just "floaters" from stareing at it too long.

 

Anyone wanna guess what the problem is?

 

Counter damage?

 

Did it come back AT?

 

That didn't take long, lol.

 

Spots to left of Monticello? Hits?

Is that MD on the top left of Monticello?

 

I said that there was "MD" on the coin, I mean't machine doubling though, not MD as in Machine Damage.

 

Presented as a problem coin, it was obvious. Had you gone GTG, I am not sure what I would have said.

 

Nah, SEDGS is more reliable...



You can't get more accurate than this...

 

That is just painful to look at.

 

Yeah I really like that 94 too. A little porous but not horrible

 

Too bad they cleaned it cause that ones got a GREAT strike for one of these

 

Agree, Probably done back when they thought "cleaning" was good for a coin's value.

Nobody would clean a coin that rare now... right??