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Grade revealed !!! GTG - she’s a frosty momma
Che_Grapes
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What you think? Is she a) 64. b) 65 c) 66, or d) details cleaned and tooled, no way that’s real …
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I'm thinking it's a MS64.
Louis Armstrong
Ouch!!
Sorry, but on my monitor I'm seeing marks and in prime focus areas. It also has a grainy look on my monitor that I haven't figured out yet as to what I'm seeing.
Louis Armstrong
Frost…!!
The 24 P’s are known for being frosty - red book references it.
(But your guess was fine, just kidding wirh you)
65
BHNC #248 … 108 and counting.
Not seeing any tooling but there may be cleaning and sandblasting. What's weird to my eye is how Liberty shows so much smoothness yet the eagle is reasonably detailed. I'm going to assume it's an artifact of photography.
MS64.
At least one pair of dies for 1924 Peace Dollars is known to have this lustrous, yet granular, appearance.
64
Dave
MS64.
65
Mike
My Indians
Danco Set
My estimate is MS64.... Cheers, RickO
Im at 64
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I guess not a great 65 since most thought 64 - but it is true that the 24s are known for being granular / frosty
@Che_Grapes said: “I guess not a great 65 since most thought 64 - but it is true that the 24s are known for being granular / frosty”
I like it a lot; the granular surfaces may have thrown people off, but it has character!