PCGS Rosy dime grade set MS64-67, can you tell which is which?
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I have some 1963-P PCGS Rosy dimes - 4 so far in grades MS67, MS66, MS65, and MS64......which do you think is which (what order are the pics below)?
#1
#2
#3
#4
#1
#2
#3
#4
Craig
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2nd- 65
3rd- 67
4th- 65
Very nice Roosies, btw.
<< <i>1st- 66
2nd- 65
3rd- 67
4th- 65
Very nice Roosies, btw. >>
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2nd- 65
3rd- 65
4th- 67
I sure like the looks of numbers 3 and 4. Nice Dimes.
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There I have made a fool of myself....
Ken
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67-4
#1 is overgraded.
typo do'h
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Very hard to see the marks on the toners. But suffice to say I like the 2 toners the best for overall appeal.
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But I like almost all toners,but the green speaks to me
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#1 MS65
#2 MS66
#3 MS64
#4 MS67
Interesting to note, many guessers guessed the MS67 correctly as #4. Not sure why #1 is a MS65 - looks better to me. #2 has a big hit right on the end of the nose and so-so luster, #3 has lots of light marks on the portrait, and #4 has it all. None are FB bt #1 and #4 are both very close.
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MS67
MS64
MS66
Edited to add: I guessed before looking at the results, honest!
<< <i>And the answer is............
#1 MS65
#2 MS66
#3 MS64
#4 MS67
Interesting to note, many guessers guessed the MS67 correctly as #4. Not sure why #1 is a MS65 - looks better to me. #2 has a big hit right on the end of the nose and so-so luster, #3 has lots of light marks on the portrait, and #4 has it all. None are FB bt #1 and #4 are both very close. >>
Where did the 64 come from? It was not listed at 6:13.....
Ken
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Thats easy(Only if I am right)
<< <i>And the answer is............
#1 MS65
#2 MS66
#3 MS64
#4 MS67
Interesting to note, many guessers guessed the MS67 correctly as #4. Not sure why #1 is a MS65 - looks better to me. #2 has a big hit right on the end of the nose and so-so luster, #3 has lots of light marks on the portrait, and #4 has it all. None are FB bt #1 and #4 are both very close. >>
#2 appears to have smooth creamy luster under the toning and was well struck by good dies.
#1 appears to be very charitably graded from the picture. It's a nice coin but is pretty beat up.
#3 is close to MS-65 perhaps. At least it looks like a low end 65 to me.
#4 is just nice. A little more strike and it might go even higher.
#2 appears to have smooth creamy luster under the toning and was well struck by good dies.
- - - Clearly, but there's a big hit right on the end of the nose....bit short on luster
#1 appears to be very charitably graded from the picture. It's a nice coin but is pretty beat up.
- - - Coin looks (to me) much better than MS65....its quite clean but the unusual toning may have limited the grade
#3 is close to MS-65 perhaps. At least it looks like a low end 65 to me.
- - - Absolute blazer with huge eye appeal but lots of tiny scratches across the portraint - nothing big
#4 is just nice. A little more strike and it might go even higher.
- - - Very solid for grade; unfortunately, a tick right on the lower bands eliminated what might otherwise be FB
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