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1951-S and 1956-P franklins opinions please
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Just got them in the mail today.
Is the 1956-P AT or NT?
I like the 1951-S rim color . Anyone have any other opinions on them? I tried to capture the luster.
Is the 1956-P AT or NT?
I like the 1951-S rim color . Anyone have any other opinions on them? I tried to capture the luster.
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<< <i>56 NT also looks like some neat rev doubling from your pic (look at RICA), 51-s I dig the rim toning but it looks like it has a rev wipe, both on and below the bell, or or is an AU. >>
Can you provide a link for me?
I think its strike doubling
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56 looks NT, and I like it...probably envelope toned. It also looks to be a BugsBunny. (The teeth on 56 Bugs are always far less dramatic than the 51, 54, and 55's)
51-S could be a slider, but hard to judge that from a pic. I'd say either AU58 or MS63.
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<< <i>Can you provide a link for me?
I think its strike doubling >>
I'm sure it is strike doubling, but still cool in my book.
What do you want a link to?
I try to refrain from excessive linking.