Help me grade my Franklin Halves....FBL????
kryptonitecomics
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Just picked these up at the flea Market and I picked the best 3 the seller had. I initially graded them each MS64 on site, but wanted some opinions from board members. I already checked out large scans on Heritage of PCGS MS64 and MS65 pieces and I was surprised at all of the scratches and reed marks allowed on both the 64's and 65's. I think at least 1 of these might go an MS65, but I will defer to the experts here........
I know it's tough to grade from scans or make out Full Bell Lines, but any help would be appreciated
1957-D
1958-D
1963-D
I am not the best with capturing coin images, but these look to be fairly accurate, and hopefully large enough for you to grade from.
I know it's tough to grade from scans or make out Full Bell Lines, but any help would be appreciated
1957-D
1958-D
1963-D
I am not the best with capturing coin images, but these look to be fairly accurate, and hopefully large enough for you to grade from.
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As I mentioned before...I went on Heritage and saw large scans of MS64's that clearly reflected all of the chatter and more in some cases than my coins display. Plus these are not the first Franklin's I've owned, but as I previously acknowledged...it's tough to grade from a scan because all of the dust and hairs on the 2X2's look like marks on the coin surface.
As for the FBL designation...I don't know if any of these coins make it, I just don't have enough experience to know what the grading companies are looking for. Since these are staying raw, it doesn't really mater, but I was hoping you folks could pick up the lines on the scan well enought to tell.
WNC Coins, LLC
1987-C Hendersonville Road
Asheville, NC 28803
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Here's a pic that I shot of my '56 that shows FBL nicely.
PCGS like the bell lines to come right up to the crack in the bell and full on the ends of the bell.
"Uninterupted" is the term they use in their grading book.
Chris
Can't see the 57 or 58 in a 63 holder.
To many hits IMHO.