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<p>[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 5254174, member: 5233"]1. MS66</p><p>2. MS66 5FS</p><p><br /></p><p>Here are my thoughts:</p><p><br /></p><p>Coin 1: This coin has better eye appeal of the two because of the clearly booming luster and great strike. I think the coin is MS67 all day long except for the big hit on the reverse on Monticello (on the building just above and between the "L" and "O" in "Monticello"). As a result, I think this coin is a 66/67 slider that gets knocked down to 66.</p><p><br /></p><p>What I find interesting about this coin is the windows and pillars are very definely struck but the steps are not. This coin loses the FS notation below the third pillar for sure and maybe below the second. I would call this a 5-4-3-5.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Coin 2: Clean and sharp coin. Luster is a bit muted by the golden and somewhat mottled toning (which I think is unaesthetic). I think this coin is a 65/66 slider that gets the 66. Overall the strike on this coin is weaker than coin 1...everywhere but the steps. I think this is a 5FS coin all day long...but an overall weakly struck example.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 5254174, member: 5233"]1. MS66 2. MS66 5FS Here are my thoughts: Coin 1: This coin has better eye appeal of the two because of the clearly booming luster and great strike. I think the coin is MS67 all day long except for the big hit on the reverse on Monticello (on the building just above and between the "L" and "O" in "Monticello"). As a result, I think this coin is a 66/67 slider that gets knocked down to 66. What I find interesting about this coin is the windows and pillars are very definely struck but the steps are not. This coin loses the FS notation below the third pillar for sure and maybe below the second. I would call this a 5-4-3-5. Coin 2: Clean and sharp coin. Luster is a bit muted by the golden and somewhat mottled toning (which I think is unaesthetic). I think this coin is a 65/66 slider that gets the 66. Overall the strike on this coin is weaker than coin 1...everywhere but the steps. I think this is a 5FS coin all day long...but an overall weakly struck example.[/QUOTE]
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