GTG 1970 D Kennedy
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MS66.
I've actually been looking for a MS65 example for my collection. This one appears to be nicer than any 65's I've seen. IF it's not graded higher than a 65, it has the eye appeal that I'm looking for.
58
66.
The fields look good, with no flaws showing the photo.
Without seeing the coin in hand I'll go out on a limb and say ms65.
Love the reverse but the obverse shows a lot of wear.
It could be the picture but he has no hair up at the part and the neck and check are iffy.
If it were on My Collect, it would be an ms66+. lol
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I'm going with a 66
66+
It's hard to sell what's up with the discoloration on the cheeks. Assuming it's just discoloration, I'd say this could be MS67.
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That looks smoking nice!
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58, for whatever is happening on the cheek…
66.
It's nice enough for a 66+ but my gut tells me there's chatter on the cheek and neck.
66+
Would have guessed 67 with a cleaner cheek.
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66.
I agree with 66. Looks very nice and that coin doesn't always come very nice.
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Thanks for playing everyone. It only took me 10 years to cherry pick an MS66.
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Very nice coin!
Very nice for a 70-D.
So much for the 58 grades.
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Sharp coin……but I think I’d be happier finding a VF 25.