...nice coin, i vote 64 too. looks like you have a nice die crack going on the reverse side.
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Well since nobody has staked out the ms65, I'll take that. IMO, lots of times the difference between strong 64 and 65 isn't a few ticky tacky marks, but rather the presence or absence of strong original luster. A lightly marked coin with big flashy original cartwheels such as this one has earned a 65 grade.
MS64, with a 11.43% chance per submission of an MS65
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<< <i>64 imho - would be a 65 without the bag marks.
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I'd say it'd have a shot at MS 70 without the bagmarks. >>
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...nice coin, i vote 64 too. looks like you have a nice die crack going on the reverse side.
Not really looking for much these days but if I were, it might be a toner.
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but it is a very nice and pleasing coin. However, it is one of the more available
CC dollars around.
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its a 4, but a really strong 4
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keeps it at a 64
<< <i>64 imho - would be a 65 without the bag marks.
- Ian >>
I'd say it'd have a shot at MS 70 without the bagmarks.
A very choice and presentable coin.
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<< <i>64 imho - would be a 65 without the bag marks.
- Ian >>
I'd say it'd have a shot at MS 70 without the bagmarks.
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When I first looked at the coin I thought it was solidly MS-63+, with a very good chance at MS-64.
For my eyes, the only major distractions are the marks on Miss Liberty's neck. Without those, she'd easily be a 64 with a shot at 65, IMHO.
Based on all of the responses, I won't have any major consternation calling her a 64.