Grade the Franklins
Couple of new purchases, what do you think?
first, a raw coin that grades.... ??


Next, a raw coin that grades.... ??


first, a raw coin that grades.... ??
Next, a raw coin that grades.... ??
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
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1959-D - MS65 imo
1959-D - MS66...I'm on a limb...Nice coin with the exception of the reverse scratch under the bell which very well could keep it at 65. The bell lines look choppy; tough to see without being able to tilt the coin.
The Ludlow Brilliant Collection (1938-64)
1959-D-MS65
By the way, I really like that toning on the 1955.
Jade Rare Coin eBay Listings
Both appear FBL. Nice!
MS65 on the 59 - nice and white from a mintset
65+FBL
65 May go Full Bell but I cant tell how bad that cut is to the left of the crack! Give a close up of the lines!
the 1959d is very nice. Clean fields on the Obverse but maybe someting going on above the S and T.... few small ticks on Frankie that are made to standout more on a brilliant coin and a enlarged picture.... Nice reverse with something going on in the field above the F. And some small ticks to the right of the pass and stow.... A very good strike for a 59d..... I have this as a solid GEM, ms65FBL.
"Senorita HepKitty"
"I want a real cool Kitty from Hepcat City, to stay in step with me" - Bill Carter
the 55 I see as an MS64 and a nice one at that grade, it has the crunchy luster I like and some pretty toning, a decent strike with almost full bell lines, I'm calling them 90%+ but not quite full. It's held back by the shaving cut at Ben's cheek and the noise on the bell, but not a bad coin overall.
The 59D I'm pretty excited about, I think it has a shot at MS66FBL and in no case lower than 65.
the question is, shall I give it a quick dip to remove the light yellow spots on the coin?
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
Frank
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rainbowroosie April 1, 2003