1974-D Clad Ike...MS66?

Here is a nice 1974-D clad Ike that I found for my Ike Dansco.
Criteria for the Dansco is 65 or better. I think this one has a shot at a 66 although it is likely borderline.
What say you?

Criteria for the Dansco is 65 or better. I think this one has a shot at a 66 although it is likely borderline.
What say you?




Collector of Early 20th Century U.S. Coinage.
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sorry,
bob
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<< <i>I see MS64... at best... Sorry, Cheers, RickO >>
64 I think.
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<< <i>I see MS64... at best... Sorry, Cheers, RickO >>
64 I think. >>
same here
Glen
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I hope you're not too disappointed with the grade. I agree with the majority that it's a 64. It's solid (not high) for the grade though.
<< <i>You'd have to look at about forty original mint sets to find a better one.
I hope you're not too disappointed with the grade. I agree with the majority that it's a 64. It's solid (not high) for the grade though. >>
No, not disappointed at all. I disagree that it is a 64, however. It does have a hit on the cheek and some smaller ones on the chin but the luster (which I did not accurately capture in the photo) is that of a 66. I would say that the coin is a 65 (an NGC 65) but it is really neither here nor there as it resides in a Dansco and will continue to do so until I find better.
Still searching for a raw 66 clad Ike...I will find it!!!
I appreciate the honest and candid opinions!
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Collector of Early 20th Century U.S. Coinage.
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No, not disappointed at all. I disagree that it is a 64, however. It does have a hit on the cheek and some smaller ones on the chin but the luster (which I did not accurately capture in the photo) is that of a 66. I would say that the coin is a 65 (an NGC 65) but it is really neither here nor there as it resides in a Dansco and will continue to do so until I find better.
Still searching for a raw 66 clad Ike...I will find it!!!
I appreciate the honest and candid opinions!
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It is a pretty coin. It doesn't have the mint set markers on it but
I suspect it's mint set anyway. If it were just a matter of marking
I could easily picture the chatter as insignificant and the only major
mark the scratch on the upper cheek and the reverse chatter. In
which case it would be close to a PCGS 65. The weak strike on the
eagle (especially the head) would probably still keep it out of a 65
holder.
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<< <i>I think this one has a shot at a 66 >>
Sorry,,,,,,Not a chance,,,,,,
GrandAm