Although, it’s hard to imagine anyone sending in an MS66 so it can be regraded as an MS64. Or that anyone will risk having a top pop coin...
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My cousin had this in an old family heirloom - a leather coin purse that was up in the attic. He was nice enough to give it to me.[ATTACH]
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I'm a little dizzy following all those jumps across series and decades! [ATTACH]
I don’t think of a year set as a type set, as specified in the title, so here it is, cause why not?! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
@Evan8 that reminds me of one of mine. I think this one is amazingly nice, so that means I think yours is too. [ATTACH]
Both my newest acquisition and appropriate for this post. [ATTACH] Full resolution photos.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
This one is an ANACS MS64 RB, if that helps. Sorry it's such a dark coin, but that's just the coin I have. [ATTACH] I can't believe @johnmilton...
For comparison, see the mirror-like finish on the proof. It is apparent even though some toning has started on the surface. [ATTACH] Compared...
There aren't many years with two different proofs. Silver is a lot easier to strike than nickel. Check out the railings along the roof in each...
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Yet, what a coin! MS67
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