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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 8323042, member: 19250&quot;]The specimen in hand looks so much better than most including myself could capture without any prior&nbsp; knowledge of photography.&nbsp;&nbsp; Most of these as well the photo grade slabes tend to be under graded. A few of this era slabbers have no grade listed, just that the coin is genuine.....which I have found to be the best cherry pickin ever....so far a 91 spitting eagle and an 80/79 both vams top 100 vams.</p><p><br /></p><p>However as a collector who had come up in a time of coin clubs , swaping ,trading, grading coins....</p><p>There will always be a discrepancy over a grade or condition .....between a buyer/seller, or two individuals who are trading. </p><p>What you got here is a very nice piece of Numismatic history, well struck,nice fields,and frosty devices. </p><p>Kept as is... I&#039;m&nbsp; sure that it&#039;s value will appreciate as is...and this is the coin that in a dealers case that yourveye will either focus on or keep coming back to....this is a coin that is purchased by a dealer atv9 am.... and the 3rd customer purchases it.</p><p>I know as 3 others I sold to a dealer friend ....lasted only 30 minutes.....he sold all 3 ! </p><p>I kept 2 for my collection... and will buy more should I be in the position at that time they are available. </p><p>I advise anyone who runs across one of these types of slabs....to give it a good going over...before you pass on it....because its not in a slab that is the top 2 TPG. </p><p>Its a gem Phil enjoy it.... its history more ways than one.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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