And the other part of the twist.
On a well circulated coin I wouldn't worry about the rubbing but on a MS or even an AU. I would roll the qtip. The coin looks much better.
There isn't a number grade on this one. This is in a gen 7 Sample slab. Most of these Kennedys are MS64. So, if you said MS63 or 64 then you would...
More like a 2x4. LOL
Yes, those are mostly die polishing lines.
I will let this one run for a little longer. The 86' will be a little later today.
I will post that one hopefully a little later today.
I have a few of those, they did many different denominations.
Real D'Espagne, Nice find @mikebell
That stands for Working Master Die Obv . Neat variety, just not a valuable one.
Figured the same thing being in Denver I got the first Philly quarters this year. Think I have 5 Ida B's, haven't got a Denver yet
Theres only pics of the Kennedy. I have photog'ed the Morgan 3 times. They all present the coin in the same way. I have been reminiscing with a...
There is a bit of a twist on this one just to keep everyone on their toes. [ATTACH] The Kennedy wasn't the intended coin, it was an 86' Morgan....
The boundary between cleaning and restoration is small among the purist. Different metals propose different techniques.
The gouge on the upper cheek must be pretty gnarly. (95S)
I wouldn't call acetone or a distilled water rinse cleaning.
The bright white and MS coins are the only ones I would venture with and that depends on the coin.
Unfortunately, not much can be done. A rinse in acetone is harmless to nearly all coin metals, and it would remove possible (new) fingerprints....
Very pretty, nice toning and well centered. Nice one Vess!
MS63
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