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The toning is original and pleasant, but nothing outstanding.
The coin is is an MS-64, which makes it original and pleasant also, but nothing outstanding.
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Well, it appears it's already in a PCGS slab, so I'd say NT. As for the grade, can't tell much about the luster, but I'm betting it pretty good, and few marks, so I'd say 65.
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Edited to add: A nice lite clash marks too.
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Pretty coin in any event.
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Looks PQ MS63 to me; those light scuffs on the chin and cheekbone areas are fairly distracting.
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MS65 / NT...
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Nice and clean!
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The coin is is an MS-64, which makes it original and pleasant also, but nothing outstanding.
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