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Ok here's another, guess the grade. WLH
ANother tough coin to get good pics. What's this one grade?


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Chris
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It could go 65, is that a hit on the wrist...?
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Great pic BTW. What kind of camera do you use?
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<< <i>MS64. The hits on the sun limit it. >>
Regardless of the assigned grade for this particular coin, the images are LARGE and I have seen marks like that on the sun, even on MS67 examples.
<< <i>I'm guessing that without such large magnification, the flaws are not nearly as noticeable - MS66. >>
Magnification that much can make almost any nice/decent coin look bad. The hits on the obverse don't bother me, but what appears to be a scrape across the eagle's breast and another mash point in the wing area are not something I would expect on a 65 or 66. No guess here.
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By the by,,,,,,,,,,,I have a 38 that I believe looks better than your 40 and it came back a 63.............
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<< <i>I have seen marks like that on the sun, even on MS67 examples. >>
Hits like that on a 67? I wouldn't be too thrilled with that. I respect your knowledge greatly, Mark, and agree with your point about the large photos, but the hits on the sun aren't my only concern with that coin going gem+. There are hits on the wrist, in the skirt lines a rim nick at 5 o'clock and some pretty respectable luster grazes on the eagle's feathers. Taken together, with the hits on the sun being the most glaring, I can't see much more than a 4 on that coin.
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