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Guess the grade fun...early proof Washington.
Just a little fun. This one is a new arrival, and the toning on these coins usually sucks. This one is slightly hazy like most, but has some color. The marks on the lower reverse left of the tail are on the holder. It is in PCGS plastic. Grade to be revealed later.
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<< <i>The coin is in a 65 holder. >>
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<< <i>Thanks all for participating. Looking at the obverse pic, there is a very fine hairline running from the U in trust to the base of the one. The other one is from the base of the L in liberty headed south. Neither is very bothersome. The coin is in a 65 holder. The reverse is hairline free. I like the look of this coin, and in hand like it as a 66. There is some cameo visible under the toning. I'm glad you folks did too.
To be fair, you should have put some 10x pics of the hairlines up!
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