I bought a sgs coin once when i first started on ebay - looked great until it arrived. Totally whizzed. Plus I have seen many ms70 graded coins in their holders. I would investigate the SGS thing first.
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MS63 Nothing special---keep looking unless you are looking to buy some silver.
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But with the lost of frost across the cheek, jaw and in the hair, 58 wouldn't shock me.
Just a 2-point drop would, however.
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The detail would place it at 58-63 for me but I wouldn't be surprised if some work had been done.
Plus I have seen many ms70 graded coins in their holders.
I would investigate the SGS thing first.
Jim
Good luck !!!
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I see slight rub on the cheek/jaw.
Tom
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