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My first slabbed commemorative - guess the grade?
Pushkin
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I don't know anything about commemoratives but I was looking for an attractively toned silver coin with an interesting theme. This PCGS graded 1926-S Oregon has attractive toning that is not readily apparent in the pictures, especially the reverse picture. The "lines" on the obverse that go through "OF" are on the slab. This coin's color changes quite a bit depending on the light and angle of view. The red in the obverse picture appears a little bit exaggerated.


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The coin's outstanding luster and eye appeal are not well represented by the pics. My apologies.
<< <i>I've just been informed (politely) by someone who knows this coin that my pictures suck
The coin's outstanding luster and eye appeal are not well represented by the pics. My apologies.
Now that you say the pics suck I will assume 2 grades higher than the pics show. How about MS66.
PCGS MS-67 and a purchase from Mark Feld
Perhaps this is a little better picture as far as showing off the luster, which is exceptional, and hard to photograph. The coin exhibits very nice blue and gold toning when viewed at different angles.
And yes, your image sucks.