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<p>[QUOTE="PacificFleet, post: 4269507, member: 110337"]Just watch. It's going to be something like AU55-58 'cleaned' or something. I said MS62 cause that was first impression and I've 2nd guessed bad before.</p><p><br /></p><p>Apart from those 3 major areas-- obverse behind neck, obv front of mouth, and rev rim I think the others could be justified as bag/mint marks and an MS grade business strike. ...But gold is not my forté either.</p><p><br /></p><p>Fun post though.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Side note:</p><p>Gold spot price is up. Great time to flip a coin like this and grab a new set of 2020s if excess funds are there.</p><p><br /></p><p>The new 2020 full four piece mint sets are up to $4040 a pop based on yesterday's quote and initial offering. When I looked last year it was maybe 3600? Beautiful date+design combination. Only thing is if it's overminted then long term value is meh. If funds were there for gold sets I would pick one up. ...but I digress.</p><p><br /></p><p>Gotta give the OP's example credit because it has passed through more economic dips than the new set. Plus a retraction of the gold standard and two world wars and it is still in coin form.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="PacificFleet, post: 4269507, member: 110337"]Just watch. It's going to be something like AU55-58 'cleaned' or something. I said MS62 cause that was first impression and I've 2nd guessed bad before. Apart from those 3 major areas-- obverse behind neck, obv front of mouth, and rev rim I think the others could be justified as bag/mint marks and an MS grade business strike. ...But gold is not my forté either. Fun post though. Side note: Gold spot price is up. Great time to flip a coin like this and grab a new set of 2020s if excess funds are there. The new 2020 full four piece mint sets are up to $4040 a pop based on yesterday's quote and initial offering. When I looked last year it was maybe 3600? Beautiful date+design combination. Only thing is if it's overminted then long term value is meh. If funds were there for gold sets I would pick one up. ...but I digress. Gotta give the OP's example credit because it has passed through more economic dips than the new set. Plus a retraction of the gold standard and two world wars and it is still in coin form.[/QUOTE]
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