Remember what I said about color Ruben, look at the eagle's head and neck.
And 99% of the dealers will sell a set with haze just like the ebay sellers do. Now if you take the time to ask the dealer if any sets have haze...
Didn't mean it that way Ruben.
It's not off center. It's the angle of the pic. The upper edge of the holder blocks the bottom portion of the rim.
For what it costs, I can see why :D Better watch when ya open that door though, that stuff is gonna fly outta there :D
That it was " Thread of the Week " - it isn't. The award is for Topic of the Week. So the award can only go to the person who started the thread.
Awwww c'mon Jim. I don't have any problem. I even drive at night with mine on :D
That's kind of like trying to explain blue to someone who has been blind from birth. Kinda hard to do if not impossible. The color looks...
Your questions about strike have been answered. As for ACG - stay away, far away !
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The same thing I've said a thousand times - wear shows a different color.
That is weak strike, as is the shoulder.
The place to look for wear are circled in black. Those are the high points on the rev of a Buff. And yes, it has light wear in those points.
So stop now while you are ahead. Go buy your sets at a coin show or a dealer's shop where you can pick them out and forget about ebay.
When you get to the '11-D in 63, I think you'll blink once or twice ;)
It's a 3rd reverse. My grade, AU58. Looks like there is light wear on the reverse.
I have to agree Ruben, I don't think the coin was harshly cleaned at all. Dipped for a bit too long maybe but that's it.
I think for that price he bought it already graded.
That's why it was used for fillings, crowns etc. - because it is hard enough, durable and doesn't react with all the stuff we put in our mouths.
Misread your question - when th egloves get dirty, get new ones.
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