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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 2756719, member: 15309"]I appreciate the insight into your opinions on the coin, but with respect, you didn't give me what I asked for. I want a numerical grade for each element of grading. So far, you have given me.</p><p><br /></p><p>Surface Preservation: MS65</p><p>Luster: ?</p><p>Strike: ?</p><p>Eye Appeal: ?</p><p><br /></p><p>A few comments though about your analysis. I agree that the luster is indeterminable from the photos. Given the assigned grade, one would assume that the luster be fantastic, yet the Heritage description calls it "satiny" which does not bode well in my experience. As for the eye appeal, I have noted earlier that the pastel toning found on this coin simply doesn't exist on many Washington Quarters. What you are calling splotchy toning is much less pronounced in the slab shots. I'm guessing that, in hand, the luster will highlight the pastel hues and minimize the brown splotches. For the record, I knocked my eye appeal grade down from MS68 to MS67 specifically because all of the griping in this thread about the splotchy toning.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now, if you please, provide me with your grades sir.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 2756719, member: 15309"]I appreciate the insight into your opinions on the coin, but with respect, you didn't give me what I asked for. I want a numerical grade for each element of grading. So far, you have given me. Surface Preservation: MS65 Luster: ? Strike: ? Eye Appeal: ? A few comments though about your analysis. I agree that the luster is indeterminable from the photos. Given the assigned grade, one would assume that the luster be fantastic, yet the Heritage description calls it "satiny" which does not bode well in my experience. As for the eye appeal, I have noted earlier that the pastel toning found on this coin simply doesn't exist on many Washington Quarters. What you are calling splotchy toning is much less pronounced in the slab shots. I'm guessing that, in hand, the luster will highlight the pastel hues and minimize the brown splotches. For the record, I knocked my eye appeal grade down from MS68 to MS67 specifically because all of the griping in this thread about the splotchy toning. Now, if you please, provide me with your grades sir.[/QUOTE]
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