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Smittys
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Looks like possibly an old cleaning.
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Is there a BR classification for brownish red. Also wassup with his forehead and the ding in the obv exergue? Peace Roy
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Great strike for a 26-s! Methinks it has a shot at MS63 RD or RB
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Are those scratches on the rev?
Fantastic strike for a 26-S, I think a silent net grade of 63RB.
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These are my thoughts as well.
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No grade. Many problems.