Thanks for the responses everybody. When i was looking the coin over the W jumped out . The IGWT has some doubling.[ATTACH]Thats the best my phone...
86" is one of my favorite years, since 82[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Got this one back in change.
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I now see the wheat stalks as you said. Could that be a later die state?
Thanks. I noticed another obv shoulder to rim
GTG? That's a big jump between VF and XF
That second D - whats up with the E and C around the mm. Nice Rpm's Nice Buffalo's.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Pretty worn. But, I like it.
Finger prints don't stop it from MS.
I wouldn't doubt it has been touched bye a finger or two. Under magnification it dose have metal flow on the devises. although There is a few dust...
Or is it that as a whole, some series were under graded because the industry couldn't keep up with the demand.
Just cropping some of my Photos, thought I would share a few. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thanks for the comment. For some reason I have found a lot of under graded nickels lately.
Lustre, It is there. If it had more Reds?
@Lehigh96 . You were just pointed out as the Aficionado. You got any response to this?
The steps do have full flow. I am not experience enough to say about the detail. Under column 3 is very light though.
I like the orange to blue fade on the 1902.
Its graded by ANACS
I picked this up about a month ago. At a good price I thought. What would you grade this example at? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]Thanks for looking. The die...
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