$350
That is a scratch on the slab. Nothing on the coin.
The only thing I can make out there is a minor (very minor) discoloration.
I am sorry, but I fail to see anything in that area. Can you be a little more specific, please?
OOPS. That crash caused a double post.
I can see the picture, but it need to be a lot larger than it is in order to determine what happened. Just guessing, but I doubt you will get iot...
I have no idea. It is luster impaired, but not gone. That is the best I can say.
TY When I get things under control, I have a bunch of a contest set up, just not quite all of it yet.
It is only about $100 between a 65 and a 66. Now if I though it might go 67 (+$1000), I might just mess with it, but I don't think it will get there.
I think it is a keeper - and I did not even pay what either of them went for at Heritage. I am very pleased.
How about there was no such designation when it was graded
I really don't know. They are much more obvious in the pictures than in hand and they are small so I would not suspect it would be dramatic.
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bahabully still leading comfortably. bahabully 0.250 50 ldhair 0.364 35 Duke Kavanaugh 0.379 31 Coinguy56 0.391 25 Leadfoot 0.409 46...
Don't ask me to explain this one. NGC said 65. I see no reason why this is a 65 and the others I post are 66's.
Maybe I should start taking these brown coins at a bit of an angle. Just a slight angle seems to make a big difference They seem to look more...
In specific answer to your question, this is only the second time I have found it down in 4+ years.
I am not so sure about the steps, but that sure looks like a 67 to me. You pictures don't normally show luster well, but that one looks like it...
Uhm! $75?
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