Because wear does not occur at the low points. Weak strikes etc. do.
I give. The second id 63 RB, but what is the first? 65BN? I do not think so. It looks very nice for a 62 BN.
Out of 5300 feedbacks, only the 18 withdrawn would bother me. The other 24 that count still leave him >99.5% when counting the neutral as negative.
As fro PCGS MS strikes, the earliest I can find is 2005 for Lincolns, dimes and quarters and 2007 for the nickels.
PCGS There are 4 PR70 dimes dated 1961. Also, I am see a single 1964 PR70 Lincoln cent.
Sorry, but you missed the avatar. That is Steve McQueen. Hey, she has put up with me, she must have something there.
It has been a few months with just a couple things going on in my life, but I think so.
One mistake in there. I do not like red wine.
I have been married for 40 years (this month). I forgot how to flirt, but you can copy and paste those to your heart's content.
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Don't I wish.
You called them. I still can't believe I got that 1919-S.
I said I would post some pix of that 1919-S when it arrived. Here it is along with my 27-D.
You have some interesting Lincolns there.
11? Nice finds.
I cannot tell you just when they stopped, but it looks a lot like this;
63 rb
AU-53 for both.
That first could well be AU, but I am going to take a shot at 64-BN. Second is 63 RB
That pic is just too small to grade a high grade coin. I think I can make out enough to limit the grade to 65, so that is not worth grading.
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