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GTG 1943 Walker PCGS OGH
Steven59
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Please give a grade. Original PCGS Green Label Holder. Scratches are on the plastic.
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64 or 65, I'd guess. The obverse is a bit out of focus, and I can't tell if the dark spots are corrosion or just ordinary toning.
66 looking reverse. 64 obverse...... so 64.
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I would say 64 the holder it’s in.
65+
Looks like a 64 or 65 to me. Better odds of a 64 in the OGH days than today when I'd expect it to probably be in a 65 holder, so I'll guess 64 but not be surprised if it's a 65.
Thanks for pointing that out - I see it's a bit blurry........let me take another one real quick.
I’m in the 64 camp, but I could see it as a 65.
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I see 65+ or 66, no way a 64 based strictly on this photo alone
N.B. There were no '+' grades when this coin was submitted.
From the second obverse photo, it appears there may be a corrosion spot between the R and T in LIBERTY. If so, it may have developed in the holder. Or it could just be a photo artifact.
I'm going 65. And remember, any toning is just part of its "fully original luster".
It is there, but has not progressed in 15 years since I've got the coin.
OH Jesus - please don't bring "jmlanzaf" into this thread - I don't have that long to live..........
Also in the 64 camp ... could be higher ... the reverse looks finer
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65?
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66 or so. Old holder grading may be conservative on average but graders were following similar standards as today.
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Mr_Spud
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I’m with the 64’s on this one.
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I will guess MS65... Two minor dings in the obverse field.... but nice detail and luster. Cheers, RickO
64 but possibly could have been graded 65.
I would say 64. Great reverse.
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65.
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I will go with 64.
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65 based on that 2nd obv shot. Nice pc.
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I”ll say 64
I think it is a 65.
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Well the 64's have it..............
That is an middle aged version of the OGH holder and graded more conservatively. Should get a CAC sticker. Do not try to get an upgrade as you will lose the nice early OGH label.
This holder plus green sticker is virtually equal in value to a new PCGS slabbed MS-65 and someday will exceed its value.
Not to worry - I have a small collection of PCGS Green Label Holders and intend to keep this with them!
Excellent!! As long as the wife does not object!! LOL
Not a problem there either - the wife has absolutely no interest in my coin collection.
Agree with the grade and Orville's comments. I don't know how they grade them now, but between the chatter on the skirt lines and hit on the face, I said MS 64. I can see JA stickering this coin.
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I arrived late to this game, and was planning to guess MS-65
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