Great 57 LD, Eduard. Tough, tough coin to find like that.
You did: As for this.... Assume for a moment you are correct, and I am "a PR flak for PCGS", please provide proof of your assertion that...
It does indeed. Thanks for asking. Oddly enough, I was distracted last night driving home from dinner, and accidentally pulled into my old place...
AU? You obviously have no idea whatsoever how the TPGs grade Ikes. NGC would grade it the same way, and PCGS standards haven't changed since...
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+1. While I'd like to take the story at face value, it just strikes me as odd as I would not think a coin would last that long in a wallet and...
You are welcome. :) The luster doesn't appear full in the photo. Presuming it is, I'd TPG grade the coin 65BN. Doesn't have the 'look' that...
I don't think that coin needs any help!!! Sure, it's got some schmutz in the recesses, but I'd take one of those coins over 199 recolored examples...
split between 66 and 67. went with 66 because of the hits on cheek and jawline, along with remnants of die polish suggesting the luster isn't as...
NGC loves LDS luster, and that coin appears to have it in spades. 67 all the way.
That other person, at least in one case and if I'm following you, is me. We have know each other through this forum for a few years now.... I...
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Nikon D300 and Nikkor 200mm Micro. To buy one might require the OP to sell his silver stash, however.
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Common coin. Pass if you don't like it. Conservation doesn't always work.... That said, I'll wager that coin is a lot more colorful and...
You might consider it softly struck because of the stars, but frankly, that's par for the course for most varieties/examples in the middle to late...
Love that '38, Eduard! Here's my example of the same date -- and I like yours better. :) [img] [img]
Wow, that's quite a difference, but looking at it now, of course you're correct. Heck, I'd take 64s like that all day. What a pretty coin.
looking at this coin, I have no earthly idea why (outside the edge) this coin could grade less than 67. clean enough, lustrous enough, but who...
p.s. Larry, I really love your 72-d's. Wonderful coins. What do they grade?
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