Market acceptable toning.....nice set....congrats!
Indeed, a quick look at the feedback for the ATers on ebay tells you that. Tons of ignorant buyers out there!
Yes, it's copper. I've never seen one quite like this either Dick. That's why I posted it here, I'm not positive but lamination/planchet issue...
lololol!
AT by Crayola! lol
At first I though it was counter damage...but...hummmmm... :smile
If you look at the most active PCGS prices, there has been some drops for the low end stuff. A good bit of red there but the rest are holding...
1.35 grams lighter than it should be. It just looks like wear, post mint damage and a reverse, grease-filled die to me.
I can buy 90% of the coins seen on ebay at far lower prices from my dealer or a show.
The only real collector interest from these are when they are MS and very nice.
It could almost be a 63 IMO.
The right obv field hit and stains better hold it back.
Goes to show what can be done with pictures! Nice job!
Here's a list of the lowest mintages in order for you: 1968 S 261,311,510 1973 S 319,937,634 1972 S 380,200,104 1974 S 412,039,228 1971 S...
In the midwest all of the S mints are scarce when roll hunting. the 1973-S (2nd lowest mintage) is very rare to find in any condition. The 1969-S...
That confirms what I've always known! Thanks Charmy
Well, can you see the lines reappearing?
Obviously, something is causing it over and over. Mostly on one side, less often on both sides. Right now I can't say if it's a mint process or...
Somebody definately experimented by cleaning the reverse. It didn't go so well, so they didn't clean the obverse. UNC details. The reverse is...
The real test is to see if the lines retone and show up. I hope you rinsed it thoroughly so the surfaces are nice and clean. Do you have it...
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