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lkeigwin
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I hope you guys agree it's a keeper.
Lance.
Lance.
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lkeigwin
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I hope you guys agree it's a keeper.
Lance.
I dunno. Let me keep it a while and see!
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Beautiful old album toning. I bet the luster swirls.
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Great coin!
Love the color, detail and pull away toning.
Congrats on the NEWP and thanks for sharing!
GREAT looking coin, Lance!!!
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I hope you guys agree it's a keeper.
Lance.
Doesn't get any better than that lady. Is that Indigo Blue??? !!
To me it appears MS. I realize that might be viewed as an odd statement, but keep in mind that the majority of TPG graded MS CBHs look AU to my eyes.
Actually, what Tom is saying makes a lot of sense. This coin is marvelous. I'm still looking for just one, as a type coin, and I want it to look exactly like this.
Mike
The blue rim tone and clean fields are awesome.
That coin is 'all there'.
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Is that green and yellow luster flashes in the date?
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No rub at all and fully struck up .
The blue rim tone and clean fields are awesome.
That coin is 'all there'.
It actually has a touch of high point friction (toning rub) on eagle's brow and upper wing tips. A some toning missing on a couple curls and star points. Pretty minor stuff unless you're challenging for a 66 or higher grade. I'd love to get such a coin as a MS64/64+. I think it's actual grade is 65 or 66. Wonderful looking gem bust half.
No rub at all and fully struck up .
The blue rim tone and clean fields are awesome.
That coin is 'all there'.
It actually has a touch of high point friction (toning rub) on eagle's brow and upper wing tips. A some toning missing on a couple curls and star points. Pretty minor stuff unless you're challenging for a 66 or higher grade. I'd love to get such a coin as a MS64/64+. I think it's actual grade is 65 or 66. Wonderful looking gem bust half.
I see what you mean but I'd like to see it with a loupe before making that determination.
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from your pictures I do not see any.
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Seriously, a jaw dropping stunning coin.
Great coin. Congrats!
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NOT a series that I collect, but, I do see a small amount of possible flat on the absolute highest points. Is this a result of strike/late die state in this series/date?
Thanks for sharing.
Jim
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The grade is 64+ and CAC agrees. But I struggle with MS grading on bust halves and I'm still learning. There is no sign of rub or abrasion and I can find only a few tiny tics. A different grade wouldn't have surprised me.
I didn't make it a GTG because the grade is in the filename so it would have been too obvious. The coin is also in Coinfacts with a TV image (though the color and contrast are a little off) and with links to two auctions; the 2nd is mine.
Lance.