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My latest submission results - now with images!
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Nothing real earth shattering, but all 5 graded! All were cracked out except for the 1901-O, which was bought raw. All are toned to varying degrees, especially the Morgans.
The 1879 was in a small ANACS MS-64 holder, bought for $60 ages ago, nice blue toning.
The 1884-O was in an ICG MS-63 holder, awesome reverse wrapper toning.
The 1901-O was raw, was bought as low MS grade, toned pumpkin orange on obverse.
The 1949-D was NGC MS-64, but had solid bell lines, toned orange on the obverse.
The 1950 was NGC MS-64, but had solid bell lines, nice album toning on both sides.
Both NGC holders were really scuffed up, but I figured it was worth a shot to see what happened to the grades. I'll post images once the coins come in, or if I find them lying around from before the submission.
The 1879 was in a small ANACS MS-64 holder, bought for $60 ages ago, nice blue toning.
The 1884-O was in an ICG MS-63 holder, awesome reverse wrapper toning.
The 1901-O was raw, was bought as low MS grade, toned pumpkin orange on obverse.
The 1949-D was NGC MS-64, but had solid bell lines, toned orange on the obverse.
The 1950 was NGC MS-64, but had solid bell lines, nice album toning on both sides.
Both NGC holders were really scuffed up, but I figured it was worth a shot to see what happened to the grades. I'll post images once the coins come in, or if I find them lying around from before the submission.
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