Hard to tell anything from those pics as your flash is obscuring the key focal points of the coin, i.e. the bell lines.
As Doug stated, and he is 100% correct, the 49D is harder to find in a MS65 with an FBL on it than the 49S.
I would leave it as is. Silver tones, and all though there are ways to try and slow down the tarnishing process, it happens.
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The 59, 60, 61, and 62 Franklins are proofs 63/64, the 63 and 63D are uncirculated may go 64. The Peace dollars may be AU, or low MS. Hard to tell...
Yes thank you for the double thread on the same film. http://www.cointalk.com/t190960/
How about posting some photos. Also, I wouldn't spend money sending it to ANY of the TPGs until I had a local dealer look at it first and see...
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Glad it worked out; what stinks is now you have to return what you've received on the claim don't you?
+1 I have a 58 Franklin proof that was lucky to get a 65 grade from PCGS.
They can be. My 58-63 proof Franklins were around $22.50 each. The average grade of those are 63, with only 1 that received a grade of 64. The...
The thing is, when you get up to the late 50s to 63, it's hard finding the proof Franklins higher than say 64/65. Believe it or not, a lot of them...
Someone has a bit too much time on their hands lol
Yeaher okay!
The date of the letter is March 2011. Again, I have not stated that OWNING old food stamp coupons is illegal. Selling them, which would be...
This letter from the Dept. of Ag. says differently: [ATTACH] Last line clearly states, and that the use of coupons for any other purpose than a...
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They are worthless. It's also a violation of the Dept. of Agriculture program to exchange food stamps for cash, whether in the old stamp form from...
It would grade PR65. Surfaces are brilliant with no noticeable blemishes or flaws, a few scattered, barely noticeable marks or hairlines. In the...
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