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Got photos of the Morgan forget the words I use to describe the coin.
Thats Mechanical Doubling flat and shelf like. RPM's were eliminated in 89'.
PF 65 Pf 66 Net 65.5.
True I guess they could call it MS details, but I doubt it. Most of the Kennedys in this sample type would grade around an MS64.
I helped my Son mow and clean up a jungle of a back yard yesterday. Sat on the couch and passed out. I will start a new thread when I get some...
And the other part of the twist.
On a well circulated coin I wouldn't worry about the rubbing but on a MS or even an AU. I would roll the qtip. The coin looks much better.
There isn't a number grade on this one. This is in a gen 7 Sample slab. Most of these Kennedys are MS64. So, if you said MS63 or 64 then you would...
More like a 2x4. LOL
Yes, those are mostly die polishing lines.
I will let this one run for a little longer. The 86' will be a little later today.
I will post that one hopefully a little later today.
I have a few of those, they did many different denominations.
Real D'Espagne, Nice find @mikebell
That stands for Working Master Die Obv . Neat variety, just not a valuable one.
Figured the same thing being in Denver I got the first Philly quarters this year. Think I have 5 Ida B's, haven't got a Denver yet
Theres only pics of the Kennedy. I have photog'ed the Morgan 3 times. They all present the coin in the same way. I have been reminiscing with a...
There is a bit of a twist on this one just to keep everyone on their toes. [ATTACH] The Kennedy wasn't the intended coin, it was an 86' Morgan....
The boundary between cleaning and restoration is small among the purist. Different metals propose different techniques.
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