I am confused by you statement. Bag marks and dings are a part of a grade depending on the severity and amount. Brilliance and quality of the...
Any opinions on the grade? Maybe a 64+ The coin certainly has the luster of a gem.
I will take a look.
Thank you, yes the later die stage.
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I wish I knew how to do that. I don't have a post processing program to put the images side by side. I would.
Maybe just a later die stage? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] The scratch is on the Chin just having a hard time photo'ing it.
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Nice one Chris.
I wish they would stay with the 21' crossing the Delaware and early Bust/Eagle. These modern zero relief quarters just suck.
No, there are 5 bag marks on the bust (shoulder) and one on the cheek bone all of them toned over! Still there though.
Is that a Landis @ZoidMeister
I need to tone down my photos. Thank you for the references @Curtis Wow there are a lot of Different styles. I will have plenty of research to do.
I have this one. It was I think MS before the corrosion. There is no way to fix it now. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
They are on the slab. I am not sure what you mean about cuds. I am not seeing where you think they might be.
I saw one the other day wasn't a coin I was interested in so didn't look I have no need to feed an overpriced coin entity that tells me "for more...
Heres coinfacts, wasn't pressuring you to change your grade. https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1949-25c/5839
Doubled dies have definition to the devices, they show evidence of the doubling. Separation lines, notching, and really 2 clear devices. If it is...
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