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<p>[QUOTE="Marshall, post: 962052, member: 21705"]I lost my post.</p><p><br /></p><p>It looks like three or 4 small dings in the field and 1 on the chin for Post Mint Damage. They would have to be very small considering the size of the coin. The most noticeable is on the chin. The planchet is a little rough which is typical for the time and I don't think the roughness is corrosion related. The reverse has some crumbling of the rims in the denticals from 3 to 5 O'clock. Examination of the edges should confirm the die issue verses edge bumps. Detail in the blouse and leaves indicate a strong strike and only barely off center towards the left where the denticles disappear or alternatively a small planchet. Color my be a little dark, but well within normal variation.</p><p><br /></p><p>I'm thinking about XF/AU50 depending on what you call a 50 and wouldn't be surprised if a TPG found a way to stretch it a couple of grades higher. Now if you think it's actually a weak strike, you could even get it to the MS range, but I think that's a stretch.</p><p><br /></p><p>That's my opinion and I put more faith in non grading observations than grading opinions.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Marshall, post: 962052, member: 21705"]I lost my post. It looks like three or 4 small dings in the field and 1 on the chin for Post Mint Damage. They would have to be very small considering the size of the coin. The most noticeable is on the chin. The planchet is a little rough which is typical for the time and I don't think the roughness is corrosion related. The reverse has some crumbling of the rims in the denticals from 3 to 5 O'clock. Examination of the edges should confirm the die issue verses edge bumps. Detail in the blouse and leaves indicate a strong strike and only barely off center towards the left where the denticles disappear or alternatively a small planchet. Color my be a little dark, but well within normal variation. I'm thinking about XF/AU50 depending on what you call a 50 and wouldn't be surprised if a TPG found a way to stretch it a couple of grades higher. Now if you think it's actually a weak strike, you could even get it to the MS range, but I think that's a stretch. That's my opinion and I put more faith in non grading observations than grading opinions.[/QUOTE]
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