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Thoughts on a Franklin NEWP ?
Recently picked up this raw Franklin. Any thoughts on how it will grade?


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What would stop it from having a shot at 67?
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<< <i>66 is what I was thinking. Outside chance of FBL, depending what it looks like when I get it in hand.
What would stop it from having a shot at 67?
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It looks as if it might have lines or light scratches in the left obverse field. The other thing keeping it from a 67 would be (other) flaws which aren't evident in the image.
the light scratches which I didn't see.So now I have no idea
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luster is the biggest factor , followed by eye appeal -
Skyman can support my comment , as well as other Top Gun Franklin people ;
there are more then a few slabbed MS-67 Franklins that got some marks .....believe me
ANA was teaching in 2000.In fact our Cammie was there,brings back
good memories.
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Very nice coin.Now,can you get me a blast white 1958-P PCGS MS66FBL Franklin? If you can,you da man!
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<< <i>Genuine, cleaned.
bob >>
Where do you think you see cleaning? I don't see any evidence of that.
<< <i>Genuine, cleaned.
bob >>
Me too.I just got out of the shower
nice coin, 64 strike, 64 luster, 66 marks, 66 toning, nets MS65 no FBL with interesting strike through the center lower bell lines and strike doubling on the reverse
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<< <i>I think some of "lines" people are seeing are artifacts from image compression, and some others are die polish.
nice coin, 64 strike, 64 luster, 66 marks, 66 toning, nets MS65 no FBL with interesting strike through the center lower bell lines and strike doubling on the reverse >>
If that area is not light scratches or heavy post production hairlines, I"ll go with MS66.
<< <i>we are deciding from pictures ;
luster is the biggest factor , followed by eye appeal -
Skyman can support my comment , as well as other Top Gun Franklin people ;
there are more then a few slabbed MS-67 Franklins that got some marks .....believe me >>
Ummmm, PP, I already said that I think it's a 66.
As to grade, in many cases I think it comes down to whether the graders got lucky the night before... let's face it, we've all seen brain dead obviously misgraded (either too high or too low) coins.
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My goal here is to replace the PCGS MS66FBL 1958P below currently in my NGC registry with a better eye appeal example. My set is 66-65 FBl's so if I do not get FBL at PCGS,
I will most likely sell this new one. We will see. The great news is this has very low financial risk if it does not grade out.
indeed you did Skyman ; my wee plea to you was your first hand knowledge of slabbed MS-67 Franklins that look kinda out of place in their holders !
u mussa sold it to him then