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there in the cello still its on the coin the coin its self is gold toned but the abrasions are silver
im not sure if your answers are correct i have ef that have slight luster around the rims ect and ive read that ef can have luster. and...
cool scratch. still not sure on the abrasions
iv hearld near date some where when i reserched these
what is the lowest grade that a wheat can contain luster. and I have some wheats where only the high points have luster this dosent make...
SAME AS WIDE RIM?
not sure what caused this its from a mint set i just received. the spots that are silver/gray look like the were sanded maybe die abrasion....
pictures are here they deserved there own post...
next is the 76 d with the tpe 2 ike the nickle has no steps [IMG] [IMG] the last one is a 1977 d the nickle has full steps not sure if...
so i think i did pretty good on this it seems i got a full type 1 set a full steps nickle and a bell with a odd crack 1977 p set 1975 p&d type 1...
the MS-67 grade barrier for a business strike clad-Ike dollar have been broken pretty cool http://www.ikegroup.info/ on front page
not sure yet looking over them and imaging now im pretty happy besides the slight gold tone on some
24 why iv seen a few grade guides that dont have pictures for ag
what exactly is cac
if you look down the list theres other grades that dont have pictures im not good at grading and going threw my wheats right now thats why i asked
yes realy i had a vdb graded here that every one said was vg but it looks like the g picture so im not sure if the pictures go with the above...
do the pictures start with ag or g4 http://www.lincolncentresource.com/Lincoln_Cent_Grading_Guide.html
should be delivered today according to tracking
maybe
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