Now you got to admit these look pretty cool. Got them from pocket change from various Stores. I go through my change once a week I came up with these beauties might not be premium but they look pretty cool
They appear nice enough to have possibly been pulled from an album or folder recently. Maybe someone dispersing a collection.
There were no proof sets in 1965-67, so anything that has the appearance of a proof coin is usually going to be an SMS coin. They will often have reflective surfaces like a proof, though not mirrored surfaces. In addition, any significant step detail on these dates is a dead giveaway that the coin is an SMS. Some coins are easy to identify as SMS coins (see below). Other coins, especially those that have developed a patina that hides the original SMS luster become much more difficult. I submitted this coin in hope that it would come back a business strike, but deep down, I knew it was an SMS.
Thanks everybody too bad they weren't premium but they're good looking I don't see these very often and this kind of shape