The milky white is the beginning stages of toning. I wouldn't call it a bad thing, but you can't get rid of it with acetone or xylene.
Maybe it was the show, I am not sure. Most of the coins I saw were toned, It also seemed that they were better priced than what I was used to...
I am gonna say AU58.
The O is damaged, there is no doubling on that coin.
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I have heard in the past that some collectors found a 64 die pair. Don't remember if it was a peace or a Morgan. The OP's is a @dcarr
He was a small dealer I believe from Wyoming/ maybe Utah. He had a couple errors. had a 1919 ms66 red Lincoln.Centered broad strike Wanted 450...
Thank ya it fit's in nicely with my other errors. But I am gonna need a new album soon. Or maybe some blank Dansco pages.
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Worn dies, these early 60 Jeffersons were also known for weak strikes/ FS coins are rare.
Too bad it has all that corrosion. Depending on the die pair theses have a hefty premium, over spot.
LOL, Wife's. Joking of course
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