Grade this specimen! It's a.....killer?
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Looking at the obverse only I would give it a XF45
XF40
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ill go xf 40 as well with just the obverse showing. maybe a 35 on a odd day, jmo opiniion though.
Don't know the grade but love the boxer's nose job.
We used to call that the "Umpire's Mouth" as in "yer outta here!"
Who's been gnawing on it? (Glad to see you back here, BTW.)
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XF45.
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xf details
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XF40
40 details, rim damage.
XF40
ha def an old timer here as he is clicking the LOL button instead of LIKE
40 at best
But I don't LIKE the coin. Ya know?
it's one of them joke threads.
oh my bad, thought it was your all time fav!
35
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VF30.
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Didn't look like the StGs I remembering seeing in your possession...
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XF40 at best...and I KNOW this is not part of your select beauties....It has been kicked to the curb by a few before you got it....Cheers, RickO
I would guess VF35 due to wear and rim hits.
The reverse appears to be somewhere between PO01 details and MS70.
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