NEWP - GTG...Grade revealed!
Lazybones
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Some pretty astute graders here!
From my friends at Northeast Numismatics...
My latest...GTG?
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MS63
62-63 If I had to choose, I would go with 62.
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62
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Mr_Spud
These images are magnifying the hits and chatter imho.
63
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63
A little more luster could carry it to 64 - it's hard to judge that from a photo.
A nice 63
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I think a very nice 63.
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I am with the 63 crowd.
The cheek chatter is a little unfortunate, but nice fields, a good strike, and appears to have solid luster, so ... 'm also going to go with 63
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64 here. Nice!
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MS62. A extremely common date with far too many marks on Liberty's face and neck.
I think that a grade of MS63 would be plenty high enough.
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63-
I'd pay melt.
Ummm ..... 62+
Nice 62, Congrats!
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63 seems right.
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58/60--marks are in grade sensitive areas, low end.
I’m not sure the multiple deep scratches in the same direction would straight grade. If it did I would go with a 61.
63
Settled on 62 given the heavy cheek chatter, but the obverse fields and the reverse are in notably better shape.
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Settled on 62 given the heavy cheek chatter, but the obverse fields and the reverse are in notably better shape.
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
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60
Bump!
USAF (Ret) 1974 - 1994 - The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries. Remembering RickO, a brother in arms.
Late to the game, but I would have said 63... Nice gold coin... Cheers, RickO
I was off a little.
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Very nice coin worthy of the grade!