You may be right...it's also common for that vintage ANACS slab to produce that brown edge toning, then spread to the rest of the surface...I've...
When this coin was graded it was likely untoned with black fields and heavy Cam. I doubt it would grade 67 with it's present toning if submitted...
I was thinking that was the DDR-001. Probably would grade 66 or 67 at NGC. I sent them a 56 T-1 a couple years ago...it came back a T-2...now...
64...toning is no help...a beautiful coin.
VF35, but the strike on the S mint can be a mushy one...may just make a 40.
I bought one of these this year from my local shop, a 1921 peace dollar, the coin came in a thin plastic capsule, I will not encapsulate it, like...
No CLAM, No CAM...Just call it a CLOSE AM and forget about all this PREPPY mumbo Jumbo...please!
That's how they all should have looked.
I saw that stack in an add in the Numismatic News.
I kinda really like her grin...20
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The wording of the post was primarily difficult to understand, but we all agree the "close AM" designation is a mistake, however, the 69DCAM...
You are so correct.
The 82 may come close but likely a 64. No on the 89
Should be a 62...63 would reflect the toning for some collectors but that wild toning just gives me a headache.
It's not the close AM and the grade may also be in question...lots of scratches and spots on the holder...but the issue is it's not a close AM.
Also, all the chatter on the fields...not a 69 in my eye...does the holder look tampered with?
64 min. Nice look.
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