I agree, rims look proof. PF-64 BN
So should I stop guaranteeing the authenticity of my items?
Einse it off and pat it dry with a towel. DO NOT RUB!!!
That is why I take the approach of proving something isn't, instead of proving something is. You are looking at a scan. It can significantly...
There appears to be some discoloration above the ear which looks like wear. However, I am not sure if this is the first spot to wear on this...
That does not mean it has not been cleaned. I think it got net-graded down from AU-58 territory.
Who needs to pay extra for RED cents when you can get such pretty BROWN cents?
My first thought was MS-65 RB, but I talked myself down fo MS-64 RB after seeing the marks in front of Lincoln's face.
I have one in the same grade, but with less hairlines, and I called it AU details, cleaned.
20 minutes to 24 hours
That is what it looks like, but to be honest, I wouldn't mind as long as it was priced as one with a test cut.
And this is one of the many reasons why I could never be a a member of the military during these times (or any time, for that matter).
One of the most impressive aspects of die marriage analysis is to use circumstantial evidence to piece together a story, in this case the timeline...
Well, it worked because I bought one for the novelty of it. And to show others that the Chinese will counterfeit just about anything and everything.
But it costs more to buy one of the fakes than the genuine coins.
Well, they aren't "amateurs."
Interesting times back then... :wideyed:
I don't see the O. The 1867 S looks whizzed, not a lustrous AU.
Pretty coin. I forgot to post my guess of MS-63 RB.
Those two terms are not mutually inclusive. This coin is just flat-out overgraded.
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