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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Caleb, post: 1306180, member: 32795&quot;]<font face="Times New Roman"><font size="3"><span style="color: #000000">Sorry, but the OP’s original 1968-D and the 1964-D MS68 both look natural to me. I have seen the 1964-D MS68 in hand and it is a gorgeous example. The 64-D (photograph linked above) came from the Richard Green collection then it was part of the <span style="color: black">Larry Shapiro’s Type set. When Mr. Shapiro sold off his type set, my dad helped broker the deal. One collector on the west coast ended up with Richard Greens business strike (all in PCGS plastic) 1965 MS67, 1966 MS68 and 1967 MS67 while another collector from the south east ended up with Mr. Green’s 64-D MS68 and the 1976-S MS69. We ended up with Mr. Green’s</span> (again all PCGS labels) 1964 MS67, 1968-D MS67, 1969-D MS67 and the 1970-D MS67. As far as colors go, the 1964-D MS68 that Mr. Green had was the most handsome one out of the bunch.</span></font></font>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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