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Which of these would you consider submitting for grading ? WooHoo! update in OP !

A.) Lefty
B.) Righty
C.) Both
D.) Neither
E.) Damifino
They both are now in PCGS XF-45 holders. I bought righty from Vbowling299, and lefty came in a trade with Larry Briggs.

B.) Righty
C.) Both
D.) Neither
E.) Damifino
They both are now in PCGS XF-45 holders. I bought righty from Vbowling299, and lefty came in a trade with Larry Briggs.



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<< <i>Let me guess, is it the same coin photographed with different lighting conditions? >>
No, two different coins obtained from different sources about three years apart. Notice the distinctly different mintmark placement of each.
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<<< in the "C" crowd
goodluck too
looks like the left has more meat btw
Those pictures don't flatter either one. The first/left coin looks like it might have some trace luster?
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It would be easier to make a determination if we had higher resolution photos to evaluate.
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<< <i>Left looks cleaned. What's your reason for submitting? >>
Seeing they both have similar wear and fall in the VF to XF grades, whichever you send in, minus fees, they would sell the same or might not be worth much more than the other. But an AU? If there's enough luster showing and there's not too much wear.
Leo
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Nice early NOLA seated stuff.
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keep em outta the pops.
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