A couple coins to ponder

I picked this one up this past weekend because of the color. Is this coloring normal for an indian?

And how does something like this washington get into a PCGS slab at MS65?

'81 Indian
Yucky PCGS MS65

And how does something like this washington get into a PCGS slab at MS65?

'81 Indian
Yucky PCGS MS65
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and it sets us apart from practitioners and consultants. Gregor
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and it sets us apart from practitioners and consultants. Gregor
Sorry DHeath, I've never seen a close up example of die polish or a laquered coin. :-)
Either way, its pretty nasty looking.