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There are not too many I really see different grades between NGC and PCGS, but this one for sure would be a 67 from NGC with that luster.
Doug, there is nothing you have said that I can disagree with. My problem remains. After everything has been said here, as unlikely as it may...
It is raised. If it were from the planchet, the die would have flatted it.
Well, one person got it right although most of you bounced around the answer. Super nice luster and only a couple small nicks, but there is one...
Any more answers. I will post the answer tonight.
I just came back for me. Does not look like I missed anything yet.
Anyone know what is going on with Gavelsnipe? I cannot access their site today. I hope my bids will go through today. I think they are all later.
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And, BTW, when the coin is not pictured at 15x (i.e. in hand) those field look very smooth.
You are missing the point. The "not smooth fields" are from the mint and not PMD. Therefore, they have little to no affect on the grade. How is...
How is this for "not smooth fields and it is a 67! [ATTACH]
And here are some 66's I have;
Try a normal dime and play with your balance until you get it to look right.
It is better than the first for sure, but you are going to have to tell me if that is really what the coin looks like. My guess is that there is...
Your pictures are sharp, show at least some luster and some color, but it is easy to see the color is off. It should not be hard to set the white...
There is nothing wrong with your setup. Set your white balance and you will be surprised how much better it looks.
Everyone seems to like these lately, try this one; [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Mayber so, but it still looks out of place.
I agree.
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