You can't judge the technical attributes of the coin from the images but the toning on the reverse looks rather attractive.
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Of course it's a 67. Drink some Kool Aid and go take another look.
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<< <i>That's not a fingerprint, it's textile toning. >>
Tactile toning
That's a coin I would personally pass on. I'm not a fan of huge distractions on supposed superb gem coinage, and fingerprints turn my stomach. It might be very nice otherwise, but not for me.
<< <i>That's not a fingerprint, it's textile toning. >>
Tactile toning
That's a coin I would personally pass on. I'm not a fan of huge distractions on supposed superb gem coinage, and fingerprints turn my stomach. It might be very nice otherwise, but not for me. >>
Tactile Toning! I love it! ROFLMAO! TD
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<< <i>I'm referring to the fingerprint laden Obverse. >>
PCGS definition of ms67:
MS-67 This is for "Mint State" (the grade) and "67" (the numerical designation of that grade). A superb-quality coin! Any abrasions are extremely light and do not detract from the coin’s beauty in any way. The strike is extremely sharp (or full) and the luster is outstanding. This is a spectacular coin!
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<< <i>I'm referring to the fingerprint laden Obverse. >>
That's not a fingerprint, it's textile toning.
It'd look better body bagged.
I've seen that type of toning elsewhere, not very pretty.
Looks like bag toning to me. I like it!
That's not a fingerprint it's 2 fingerprints.
<< <i>That's not a fingerprint, it's textile toning. >>
Tactile toning
That's a coin I would personally pass on. I'm not a fan of huge distractions on supposed superb gem coinage, and fingerprints turn my stomach. It might be very nice otherwise, but not for me.
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<< <i>That's not a fingerprint, it's textile toning. >>
Tactile toning
That's a coin I would personally pass on. I'm not a fan of huge distractions on supposed superb gem coinage, and fingerprints turn my stomach. It might be very nice otherwise, but not for me. >>
Tactile Toning! I love it!
ROFLMAO!
TD
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<< <i>Fingerprint?
Looks like bag toning to me. I like it!
Most likely, not bag toning, rather, from a mint set.
If you aquire a taste for coins from the Treasury Mint Sets (1947-1958), you learn to live with fingerprints, as they were assembled with bare hands.
and they're cold.
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Nauseating.
I guess you can say this is one way.
<< <i>I'm referring to the fingerprint laden Obverse. >>
PCGS definition of ms67:
MS-67
This is for "Mint State" (the grade) and "67" (the numerical designation of that grade). A superb-quality coin! Any abrasions are extremely light and do not detract from the coin’s beauty in any way. The strike is extremely sharp (or full) and the luster is outstanding. This is a spectacular coin!
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<< <i> This is a spectacular coin! >>
It sure is.
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That's not bin laden, silly. it's washington.