1943-s quarter GTG....*** grade in update***

i thought this looked pretty sweet....was $15. delivered so i tossed it on a submission
any guesses are more then welcome...i'll update when grade postS
it's a raised die crack above "A" of quarter on reverse
my imaging here...sorry...lightened a lil to reveal what was in dark areas
***********************UPDATE..........MS65..........WILL POST TRUEVIEW WHEN IT'S READY................HAD HIGH HOPES OF 66/67.........

THANKS IN ADVANCE TO ANY AND ALL WHO GUESS
any guesses are more then welcome...i'll update when grade postS
it's a raised die crack above "A" of quarter on reverse
my imaging here...sorry...lightened a lil to reveal what was in dark areas
***********************UPDATE..........MS65..........WILL POST TRUEVIEW WHEN IT'S READY................HAD HIGH HOPES OF 66/67.........


THANKS IN ADVANCE TO ANY AND ALL WHO GUESS
everything in life is but merely on loan to us by our appreciation....lose your appreciation and see
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I'm guessing that is not really a slight rim bump on the obv ~5 o'clock.
Good luck with it!
such a pretty example as will be found in it's trueview later.....oh well...so much for lofty grade dreams
economy service...entered on jan 13th
sweet turnaround
Congratulations, what a beauty!
I'll give it a
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<< <i>On the new pics I see some stuff on the face area too and those die polish lines behind the head probably don't help either. >>
do die polish lines distract on grade?
i wrote this off to being purely a luster issue...not enough luster for loftier grade
if i recall right...this toning on ms washington's always got blessed
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<< <i>On the new pics I see some stuff on the face area too and those die polish lines behind the head probably don't help either. >>
do die polish lines distract on grade?
i wrote this off to being purely a luster issue...not enough luster for loftier grade
if i recall right...this toning on ms washington's always got blessed >>
The coin lacks luster. Like stated somewhere else on the forum, most 20th century silver must earn lofty grades through high eye appeal. With a quick scan on Heritage it seems that this date comes with full mint bloom - although I can't recall a single Washington datemm that doesn't come like that.
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