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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 469879, member: 15309"]I agree that those photos make the strike look very substandard for an MS66. However, PCGS graded it MS66, CAC agreed, and Heritage's description says "An outstanding coin with ice-blue and olive-green peripheral toning and a spot of cherry-red at 4 o'clock on the obverse. Sharply struck with great detail." I guess it is possible that all three are wrong, but it is much more likely that this is an example of a very poor Heritage photo. No way it is a 64, I can't find one major distraction on the whole coin. I have to believe the coin is properly graded despite the fact that it lacks the one element of grading that I consider more important than any other, eye appeal.</p><p><br /></p><p>The FH looks OK to me. The sprigs are there and I see the earhole. I can't tell if the hairline is distinct all the way down the face, but again, I think that is a product of a poor photo, hence the need for the CAC sticker. I would not bid on a $1,400 coin with that photo without the CAC sticker.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 469879, member: 15309"]I agree that those photos make the strike look very substandard for an MS66. However, PCGS graded it MS66, CAC agreed, and Heritage's description says "An outstanding coin with ice-blue and olive-green peripheral toning and a spot of cherry-red at 4 o'clock on the obverse. Sharply struck with great detail." I guess it is possible that all three are wrong, but it is much more likely that this is an example of a very poor Heritage photo. No way it is a 64, I can't find one major distraction on the whole coin. I have to believe the coin is properly graded despite the fact that it lacks the one element of grading that I consider more important than any other, eye appeal. The FH looks OK to me. The sprigs are there and I see the earhole. I can't tell if the hairline is distinct all the way down the face, but again, I think that is a product of a poor photo, hence the need for the CAC sticker. I would not bid on a $1,400 coin with that photo without the CAC sticker.[/QUOTE]
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