I'm was going to say AU58FH based on your pics. As it looks like Rub on the 3 sections of Ms. Liberty's hair, then on her cheek traveling down her neck across her chest towards the nipple. It's just scuffing along with her mind section and roll friction from her ankle working up to her thigh. The coin is Unc as there is no rub on her thigh or sheild, but the scuffing is noticable to the naked eye and wouldn't go any higher then MS61 IMHO. I like the reverse a hole bunch more!
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As MFH mentions SLQ's are tough to grade from a digital image. The key trick is to safe the pic to your PC and play with "Brightness" in the Photo Edit section as you have a better chance of seeing the surface conditions as you darken and lighten the pics looking for tell tale signs.
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<< <i>I wish I had a collection good enough to forget about a coin like that! Sweet! >>
You couldn't be further from the truth, i'm a small potato kind of guy and there is a lot more to the story.
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Maybe Utahcoin would know the answer since I don't recall anyone here that goes by the name Idahocoin - but your comment raises an interesting question. Has a potato ever been featured on a U.S. (or for that matter Irish) coin?
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Looks like a winner! Very nice type 1.
Hopefully that little tick on the obverse rim is just that, a little tick.
Minimum of a MS66FH in my opinion.
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i grade it au58 by the pics
Nice photo.
MS65 FH imho.
I hope to have one like that someday.
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The coin is actually pretty much white, the goldish hue on the sides is because I mixed my lighting (I'm still working on my imaging)
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Looks like a winner! Very nice type 1.
Hopefully that little tick on the obverse rim is just that, a little tick.
Minimum of a MS66FH in my opinion. >>
At 9:30?
What you see is it, it's just on the edge of the rim.
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Very impressive coin - I do detect slight rub on her breasts though.
Another AU 64.
The SLQ is one of the hardest to grade - especially from images.
So...its either AU 58 or MS 64FH.
I wish I rediscovered that in my SDB's.
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<< <i>Very impressive coin - I do detect slight rub on her breasts though. >>
Maybe for good luck?
I don't see any rub on the breast, in fact it appears that there may have been a cool breeze blowing across her chest just when this one was struck.
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<< <i>Very impressive coin - I do detect slight rub on her breasts though.
Another AU 64.
The SLQ is one of the hardest to grade - especially from images.
So...its either AU 58 or MS 64FH.
I wish I rediscovered that in my SDB's. >>
Agreed, but I'd say at least a MS60 - more likely an MS62 but would not surprise me to see it make MS64.
Whom should I bring it to?
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<< <i>I wish I had a collection good enough to forget about a coin like that! Sweet! >>
You couldn't be further from the truth, i'm a small potato kind of guy and there is a lot more to the story.
Ray
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<< <i>I wish I had a collection good enough to forget about a coin like that! Sweet! >>
You couldn't be further from the truth, i'm a small potato kind of guy and there is a lot more to the story.
Ray >>
Maybe Utahcoin would know the answer since I don't recall anyone here that goes by the name Idahocoin - but your comment raises an interesting question. Has a potato ever been featured on a U.S. (or for that matter Irish) coin?
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