Would you like to wager? :)
I was very confused by the photo and abstained.
55
IMO, their policies are anything but unfriendly. Compared to the TPGs they are significantly more collector-friendly. Perhaps if you had...
I am really split between 66 and 67, but my first reaction upon seeing the coin was 66, so that's what I'm going with.
Honor? You embarrass me. lol Sounds good. I should be there.
I predict you will strike out. In my eyes, the best chance is the 68-s cent, but the die is severely eroded which might hold it back. The dime...
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In my opinion a coin is graded by the obverse, then the reverse is looked at such that it doesn't contain damage or other problems to reduce the...
Wonderful example of a very tough coin. Nice planchet. Rim ding will likely not allow it to go into a regular slab, but thankfully that doesn't...
67's for most moderns are tough, tough grades. Coin has to be very clean with blazing, and I mean blazing!, luster. Going to be tough to call...
AU 63, I'll go with the latter in TPG plastic.
That was very well said, G. :)
[IMG][IMG] Courtesy of Mark Feld, if I recall correctly.
63, and appears ever so slightly PL from the photos.
high end 3
63
62. 58 would not surprise me because of apparent field luster impairement/rub.
I guessed 64.
I agree with Mr. Feld -- 58. The reason: Apparently impaired field luster.
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