A trio of Liberty nickel NewPs

All from Friday's Baltimore show. Comments and guesses on grade welcome.
I really fell in love with the obverse of the 1902 and couldn't help myself.
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The 1908 is another great looking piece in my opinion, and I was able to take advantage of some trade's I had with the dealer, so it was no new cash out the door. This dealer offers 100% of what you paid in trade, and I have to say it adds a level of confidence in making purchases, especially when making a stretch within a grade. And I always intuitively knew why he took things back (they are nice), but it really struck me when I went to trade the pieces I had really liked for a number of years.
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The 1907 has awesome color, better than the images pick up. The spot on the date is not nearly as bothersome in hand compared to the oversize image.
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I really fell in love with the obverse of the 1902 and couldn't help myself.
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The 1908 is another great looking piece in my opinion, and I was able to take advantage of some trade's I had with the dealer, so it was no new cash out the door. This dealer offers 100% of what you paid in trade, and I have to say it adds a level of confidence in making purchases, especially when making a stretch within a grade. And I always intuitively knew why he took things back (they are nice), but it really struck me when I went to trade the pieces I had really liked for a number of years.
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The 1907 has awesome color, better than the images pick up. The spot on the date is not nearly as bothersome in hand compared to the oversize image.
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<< <i>I really like the 1902. >>
so do i. you got some nice coin all the way around
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No surprise I got the most(ly) positive public and private feedback on the 1902: it is the high grade of the bunch, graded at 65 by our hosts. It was my final purchase of the day on my final round of walking the floor, with a dealer on the far, far right back corner that sometimes I don't even get to. I stretched the overall coin budget for the day to get this one (it was supposed to be a 'no new money out the door show'), but in the end I think it capped off a very nice show and very nice day for me.
The 1908 is PCGS64, and while there was a somewhat hefty color premium on this one, two things made it easier to swallow: 1) I was able to trade in some duplicates to cover the costs and 2) the dealer offers 100% back in trade. This piece was the first one I saw for the day and knew pretty much throughout the day I would end up with. In addition to having stand-out eye appeal IMO, the surfaces are super clean, and if it had just a tad more 'pop' (and maybe a stronger strike) I could see it in a higher holder.
The 1907 is PCGS63 and will replace a PCGS64. I'm a bit less than half way through the Liberty Nickel set, and in a self-observation that won't surprise veterans, the pieces that I wish to upgrade all came from the on-line auction houses, without seeing the pieces in hand (all happen to be TT, but that is a bit besides the point and I've also scored nice coins from them). The spot by the date is so much less noticeable in hand as to make it a non-issue for me, and if anything, Todd's image manages to understate the color on this one. Its surfaces are a bit more dingy than the other two but that is to be expected for the grade.
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