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I don't think the seller photos do the justice the reverse deserves. From experience I know how hard it is to really get good color photos on semi PL fields.

 

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@Paddy54

Thanks for that sharp encyclopedic eye of yours! I just bought it because I liked the tone and the grade.

 

Hey I love doing it....and sometimes I'm even right....but most of all everyone always wants to feel like they made a good choice on a purchase.
When you can put the cherry on top for them that's reward enough...nice score my friend.

 

Just a note on your 1967 Roosevelt. There were no Proofs made during the 1965-67 years. They made Special Mint Sets in place of proofs. Yours is either a very nice, made for circulation coin or an SMS Roosevelt.

 

I really like all the Pan-Pac issues

 

Truly a classic

 

Just sent out a check for a deposit on this coin. Should have it in hand within a month!

 

That is a killer! It would make a great guess the grade thread.

 

Sweet proof.....you got my attention

 

1914-D Barber Quarter graded MS 62 by NGC

 

I added this to my collection today
a MS67 1949 FT Roosevelt 1 of 17

 

Raw replacement for a lower grade example (also shown)

 

I cherrypicked this incredibly tough Morgan today. It's a 1900 that was in a yellow ANACS MS-65 holder. The coin was covered in ugly gunk, but I could see some reflective surfaces underneath. I cracked her out and soaked her in acetone and then gave her a bath in MS-70 to get rid of the gunk. This is what was hiding.



Here is a video of the obverse and reverse to show the mirrors.

 

Another raw replacement followed by the original.

 

I also picked up this 1879-S VAM-107.

 

Savage pickups

 

I edited my original post on the 1900 to give the story of her. I just love finding these gems in the rough.