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<p>[QUOTE="Skyman, post: 2314903, member: 28299"]That is a very nice looking '45-S. It does have the mushiness of strike described above, but that is nothing particularly new for S mint. Personally, I think FROM THE PIX, that it is technically a 66, but this is one of those gray areas... If it had even a dusting of attractive toning on it, it would be a lock 66. In this case, aside from the unattractive dark spots under the eagle's left wing, the toning is neutral, neither adding or subtracting from the coins looks, and I would call it closer to a "white" coin. The TPG's tend to be stricter as to technical grading on "white" coins. I was just looking at the current PCGS price guide, and even a 65+ is not worth the hassle/monetary outlay.</p><p><br /></p><p>If you don't need the money now, I would suggest putting the coin in an album (or an area) where it is likely to tone up over time, and send it in after it's gotten some toning on it. OTOH, IMO it's clean enough to take a shot at it now if you don't want to hold on to it. Please let us know what you do with it, and if you do submit it, please let us know what it grades.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Skyman, post: 2314903, member: 28299"]That is a very nice looking '45-S. It does have the mushiness of strike described above, but that is nothing particularly new for S mint. Personally, I think FROM THE PIX, that it is technically a 66, but this is one of those gray areas... If it had even a dusting of attractive toning on it, it would be a lock 66. In this case, aside from the unattractive dark spots under the eagle's left wing, the toning is neutral, neither adding or subtracting from the coins looks, and I would call it closer to a "white" coin. The TPG's tend to be stricter as to technical grading on "white" coins. I was just looking at the current PCGS price guide, and even a 65+ is not worth the hassle/monetary outlay. If you don't need the money now, I would suggest putting the coin in an album (or an area) where it is likely to tone up over time, and send it in after it's gotten some toning on it. OTOH, IMO it's clean enough to take a shot at it now if you don't want to hold on to it. Please let us know what you do with it, and if you do submit it, please let us know what it grades.[/QUOTE]
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