I'll go with 65. Really nice.
It's a plating blister.
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Pretty coin with a nice clash. Great example of how a coin with lots of chatter on the devices that still received a high grade.
I'll go with 53 but the old cleaning may hold it back from a straight grade. It has lost most of it's luster.
Why even post an image like that?
67
I have a group of IKE dollars that toned nicely in old plastic holders. They all received straight grades with PCGS. I might make a few dollars...
Nice looking pair. How were they being stored. I like the toning.
65
The obverse image is pretty cool. The contrast shows the high points of the design and the wear pattern really well.
Nice coin. The luster look great.
I love the Booker design. Folks have a tough time grading them because of the chatter that is common on the obverse. The strike was not strong...
This makes me think of when the CPG first came out. I was like a kid looking back at everything in my collection and found a few that were listed...
63
This is a fun one. Obverse DDO with Reverse off-center clash. S-1 [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
ODD toning;) [ATTACH]
Obverse die from the 1857 FE clashed with the obverse die from the 1857 $20 gold piece. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I'm at 58 from the images. With better images I might call it 62 or 63.
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