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1955 Franklin Half GTG revealed
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With that toning its hard to tell from pics. I will say 65.
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Very hard to judge based on the photograph. I can’t tell if the artifact seen just in front of the eyebrow is a hit or break in the toning. If it’s a hit it would greatly detract from the grade. If it’s simply a break in the toning it’s a 66. If it’s a hit it drops to a 62.
Grading from a" juiced" picture with toning ontop of it is a crapshoot. Just a WAG at 65 FBL
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I'd guess 64. Not a whole lot of detail on the bell on the reverse.
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MS 66 ...not FBL
ms65
MS-65 FBL
64
66FBL
Mr_Spud
66FBL
66FBL
The marks in the obverse field at 2:00 keep it from 66 - 65 imo.
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65
65 FBL
65
Impossible to accurately assess this toned Franklin from a photo.
I would opine that the grade is likely between AU55 and MS64 (I see too many hits in the prime focal areas on the obverse to give it a 65).
Only an in hand inspection of the coin, under good lighting, with a 10x loupe would allow a person to arrive at a grade opinion that has a solid foundation.
So, privatecoin, do not keep us in suspense. What is the grade?
My initial thought was 64 and Om thinking no FBL
Thanks for playing everyone. I've studied this coin like crazy, but I can't determine what they saw.
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Nice coin overall and undervalued in that holder imo
The mark is right before your face, staring you straight in the eye omo
Usually when it.leaves a mark, the wheel of a counting machine slides causing a curved arc of a scratch or broader brush
Sometimes it "catches and scuffs"
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Looks like the wheel mark is from near the top of the head near the R going diagonally down into the hair.
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