I think better yet 63 green / gold CAC. Even though I think it is a solid 64+ today.
There is to much loss if striking luster on the cheek to give it anything more than a 64. And I think it is generous. Other than that looks like...
Partial photos aren't gonna help you start a thread of your own and show full pictures of both side's.
A little extreme. The last coin is the only one that deserves a gem grade both of the others look circulated. Finger printed and an obvious...
I like it.
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What's the obv. look like?
Top to bottom as far as surface preservation That Black around the perimeter should not be allowed on a 67 or better coin period. Ps I think...
How about the Franklin the one that made it into the wrong hands. Six figure coin that only a fool would have bought in that grade. It was put...
Still the eye appeal of the coin is something to behold. A really nice raw example.
Perty coin I would leave it as is.
By the way @Lehigh96 I was having a few beers the last message. The point I had in red highlight was using eye appeal alone is dangerous...
The thing is that the TPG's have tried to eliminate public opinion just as the option for value. This stranglehold is going to be hard to reverse.
It's a very perty nickel. But even if that is the case it is still too far a stretch if you are buying from photos. I did see a 66 but it will...
Fat thumbs is my only guess.
A little ed wood for ya, should be a slider, there is enough evidence for circulation.
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Nice spike head.
Why is coin collecting dying? It is because we have forgotten how: A) To identify and pass on the reality that a coin is valued upon it's...
It's a pretty worn nickel, Save this page https://conecaonline.org/
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