Every once in a while I get a surprise sent to me. What do you think? (grade posted)
MrD
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Thr green going around the obverse is brighter than the image indicated. There is no way you can capture this one completely in an picture
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Larry L.
65+..........pretty!
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The coin looks familiar to me but I'm not sure why.
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holy $#@#
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rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
Pre-91.
MS 66+, and I wouldn't have a problem with 67 on that one.
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<< <i>64+
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Tom
Camelot
Ron
<< <i>65
The coin looks familiar to me but I'm not sure why. >>
Same here!
Go BIG or GO HOME. ©Bill
<< <i>If graded several years ago, 64 or 65, if graded recently, Genuine. >>
Do you think the graders would be suspicious of the toning? Personally, I'm always suspicious of coins with fancy color like this. Also, while the colors are quite pretty, they distract from actually looking at the coin's design under all that color.
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I think it is AT.
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I love the toning and looks natural to me.
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