35-D newP Buff

While my buff set has been essentially complete for a while, I still can't help myself from pursing the cases, and yesterday at Baltimore was no exception. My first-go at the set was focused on strike, perhaps excessively so. Now that I've stepped back a bit, I find other things that can peak my interest and other aspects of a piece for me to find eye appeal in. Thus was the case for this piece. The other one I own came in an 63 OGH, and had a better strike. Images from Todd, I think he got the colors and overall look down, albeit perhaps sacrificing some detail on both strike and nicks. I haven't posted a newP in some time, so feel free to comment.
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The strike is just average for the grade IMO.
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<< <i>I think it's a nice 63, should green bean.
The strike is just average for the grade IMO. >>
I can't muster a rationale for trying to CAC a $75 coin, which, if successful, would make it worth $95. If unsuccessful--oops.
Thats a beautiful piece, though. The luster is exceptional.
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