55 for me too. Possible old dip, but I think it would grade.
I see just a hint of luster break on the highest points of each side. AU-58.
Nice coin. I don't see any wear.
Looks dipped. These are not hard to obtain. Find a better one, with luster.
My heat sealer has a 1 to 8 setting. When I bought it, I experimented with various settings to see what works best with Mylar flips. The highest...
I use a similar one to what desertgem posted. Works very well.
If it were a common date, it would probably be an easy 65. But for a 94, I'm thinking 64 tops.
The "No Stars" is fabulous. That was my logo coin before I got heavily into Buffalos.
A very nice 55.
I have a very similar setup, with a copy stand to hold the camera in place. I've been quite happy.
I'll take the 1840 off your hands any time you decide you don't like it any more... :-)
AU-53. Nice coin.
"one giant step for mankind..."
These look good to me. The 1888 3c is awesome.
You beat me to the point I was about to make. I was torn between AU-58 and MS-65, for these reasons.
I've known Rick since I was in high school. He's a nice guy in person, and he has a family that he cares for deeply. In his defense, those TV...
Very nice. I love the 1814 Classic Head. I look for these all the time with problem-free planchets, and I've had very little success.
I had an opportunity to buy a 1792 half disme at a relatively small local auction of a coin estate. Not as nice as yours, but it was a VG-F,...
it's cool that you are posting these. I'm proud to have seen a few in person.
From those pictures I'm on 65 due to subdued luster. In hand I might think it's higher.
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