1959 PCGS PR66CAM Quarter Pics

Rob0126

Heres a Quarter that has lots of toning spots.

Would you grade it PR66CAM?

I want to sell it, so let me know.


Pics:
1959 Quarter PR66CAM Holder
Front
Back

thanks

Robert

Luvdawgs

Rob,

Just wanted to tell you that your first scan showed, but it said "Page cannot be found" for your Front and Back scans.

Susan

Rob0126

Thanks Luv Just found out my ISP has a case sensitive server

Robert

supercoin

Looks like the after-effects of a poorly rinsed dip job.

It would probably dip out again fine, but that's a (relatively) easy date in CAM so it may not be worth the time to mess with unless it looks like there's a signficantly (i.e. PR68) higher grade lurking under there... can't tell from a photo. I'd probably just put it on eBay and let it fly.

Rob0126

thanks super

If anyone is interested, let me know.

Supercoin:; What can you tell about this 1957 Franklin PR68?
Only mark thats on him I can see is a cloth hairline right below his cheek dimple, and some planchet micro pits on the center areas of the front and back devices. Haze in the fields but I suppose a dip would take care of that?! Anyways, this is the first coin that I have grown some fondness to,

1957 Franklin PR68 Holder
Front-HUGE zoom
Back HUGE zoom

thanks

Robert

supercoin

I don't see the haze in the fields, what I can see just looks like normal metal flow lines. Sometimes they are more evident when dipped, which I suspect this coin has been at some point, except they did it right.

Looks like you got some nice cameo contrast too without having to pay for the designation, I'd leave it alone and enjoy it as it is... nice looking Franklin.

Rob0126

thanks supercoin :-)

The coin does have a certain attraction to it.

Robert