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Guess the grade 1942-S 25C ****Updated****
JamesM
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Thank you!
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This coin, after 77 days came back “details Obv improperly cleaned”
I wont go into how I feel about that grade or why, but I will say....
This was in the last package I mail to Florida to be graded....
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Edited, Opps, NGC 65
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
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across the street 65 or 66.
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The marks are really not that bad even with the pic blown up. I can be a 66 easly on a good day from the pic. Im gonna say it graded 65+.
Assuming the coin is original, as it appears to be in the pic. It is fully struck and free of all but the tiniest of bagmarks. Luster appears subdued, satiny. Toning is neutral or slightly detracting, as it doesn't work for collectors of blast white or toned coins.
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OUCH!
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OUCH!
Well yes and no, this was a wake up call for me.
In the end, I think it was a good thing for me to learn now rather then latter.
Luckily the slab was not closed very well and the coin was free with just one hit form the hammer.
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OUCH!
Well yes and no, this was a wake up call for me.
In the end, I think it was a good thing for me to learn now rather then latter.
Luckily the slab was not closed very well and the coin was free with just one hit form the hammer. >>
What if you send it to pcgs and it bags :0
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What if you send it to pcgs and it bags :0 >>
Its not cleaned so i do not think it would be an issue.