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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Richard01, post: 117263, member: 2700&quot;]Well, I learned that the new ANACs slabbed open real easy with a pair of &#039;nippers&#039;. I snipped it and took the coin out. I looked long and hard, and the coin is typically poorly struck (really super common with the 1913S T2&#039;s, but no break in luster from friction. I am trying one more time, with NGC. It is my firm belief that this is a poorly struck MS63 or better. Anacs also did not a cool die clash, look below the chin on the pic, that is a bit of e pluribus unum upside down and backwards... only noticible if you look really closely. Also common in the 1913S T2.</p><p>If NGC calls this an AU, I&#039;m just taking out of the slab and keeping the coin raw. I have had this thing looked at by several local experts, and no one sees anything that looks like friction rubs. Just flatness due to weak strike.</p><p>I was really dissapointed. I contacted the seller, who immediately offered a refund, which was nice, but I firmly believe he graded the coin right. Frankly, I think he was a bit eager to get the coin back![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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