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Ike Specialist - Worth submitting? Results in.

Just got the PCGS grade results... disappointed... MS65, MS65, MS65+ - not a 66 in the group. Did get a MS63 1972 Type II.
I just picked up a hoard of Ikes including many original rolls... some of the 1971-D's are pristine. Here are images of three coins. Looking for opinions from the Ike specialist as to whether these are worth submitting to PCGS. Welcome all opinions.





I just picked up a hoard of Ikes including many original rolls... some of the 1971-D's are pristine. Here are images of three coins. Looking for opinions from the Ike specialist as to whether these are worth submitting to PCGS. Welcome all opinions.






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Tom
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Here is a MS67 I had graded for comparison.... this one is a nice!! 67.
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I think I might send it in.
The third one is none too shabby. This is a tough date.
Results in... disappointed... MS65, MS65, MS65+ - not a 66 in the group. Did get a MS63 1972 Type II.
maybe the spotting killed the first one.
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<< <i>I would send all 3, unless that is a rim ding on #2. These are fairly common in MS66, and would only be mildly profitable, and money losers at MS65, but I have seen MS67s that are worse, and a clad Ike in 67 is Cha-Ching!
Here is a MS67 I had graded for comparison.... this one is a nice!! 67.
I have no idea why your coin got a 67.
The rim is almost non-existant between 4 and 5 o'clock and that strike through in the Temple area nearly eliminates the design detail. Together, they preclude it from a "Well Struck".
JMO.
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