I sort of knew. From past experience thats why I said 65 but could see it in a 66 holder. These buffs are hard to read from an image. No doupt its a sweet coin. Congrats
Thanks for the replies guys. I agree about buffs being incredibly difficult to grade from an image (or even in-hand). I think what I like the most are the sculpted fields. They give it a rugged, raw look very fitting with the other design elements. What a uniquely American coin.
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I didn’t have a guess. And neither did you, before making your sarcastic comment, to which I replied. It seemed out of character for you.
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I sort of knew. From past experience thats why I said 65 but could see it in a 66 holder. These buffs are hard to read from an image. No doupt its a sweet coin. Congrats
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Thanks for the replies guys. I agree about buffs being incredibly difficult to grade from an image (or even in-hand). I think what I like the most are the sculpted fields. They give it a rugged, raw look very fitting with the other design elements. What a uniquely American coin.
I feel this series in MS is very hard with grades from pictures online IDC what anyone says..