nice color but MS67?
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This coin has some great toning but are they stretching it 2-3 points? mike
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How about the reverse?
Is this an NGC coin or PCGS?
PS - I do not own the coin or know who does.
K S
As coinguy said, you have to remember that the image here is greatly magnified. Those little tics in the right field...I can deal with those on a 67 half, I think, depending on how significant they are with the coin in hand. The calf's belly seems a little chattery. I know this is a problem area for this issue. I'm not sure if they're contact marks, or a slightly weak strike here giving a rougher appearance.
I guess I'm saying that upon further review, I wouldn't rule this out as a 67 based on what I've seen. It looks really nice.
1938 50C New Rochelle MS67 PCGS. Absolutely splendid rainbow iridescence blankets the obverse of this well struck, dynamically lustrous Superb Gem. The reverse shows similar coloration close to the peripheries, with flashy brilliance near the centers. There are a few wispy contact marks on each side, but most are quite well hidden by the deep toning. None have been graded any higher, by PCGS. Population: 15 in 67, 0 finer (3/04).
From the JFS Collection, the #1 All-Time PCGS Registry Set.(#9335)
I still don't know. I guess I'd have to see it in person.
If it were in a 66 holder, would anyone be saying "Damn...that's a sure-shot upgrade!" Maybe.
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I get it.
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