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Then it is my technique which needs refining. I do not do nearly the volume of photography that folks like you do, nor am I exposed to as many slabs. In truth this is the first time I've needed to take a Dremel to slab polishing work, although as I mentioned I've used them extensively over the years. I've already figured out some things I can do to minimize the chance of damage going forward.

 

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In 66 red, is is more common than the 1912, 1913, and 1914. I guess "rare" is a matter of perspective.

 

Found this 1912D yesterday in a bag of wheat cents. View attachment 586501

 

Just got her in today. One of my new favorites for sure

 

Sell this to me please and thank you =)

 

Newp just put a deposit on and this coin bumped me up 4 spots on the registry

 

gorgeous! This just came today...excuse the poor quality images....this coin in hand is stunning!

 

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I'm sure you're right.

Here are those 66RD's. (The '14 is only a 65RD.)
Lance.

 

My love for high grade "Brown" wheats has been off the charts recently. That's like Christmas everytime a coin comes in!

 

it does, indeed, feel that way! Especially for ones with a good strike and awesome color!!

 

MS65BN

 

Nothing special but It's so darn pretty to be that Old!

 

Even though each of these is full red, there are still variations between the mints as to exactly what shade of red they are.

 

Some newps that came in. That 43-s has some color to it as well

 

Proof like error

 

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But what makes you thing that is an error?
And what makes you thing that is proof like? This is a lot closer, but still way off.