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We will all follow with great interest your efforts on this set. Your new 67.5 is still Pop 2/3 with two 68's and a 69 possible upgrades. I am sure that you know where they are and wish you the best … (View Post)

A 1936 in PR66 is very special but with the contrast of this coin it is definitely a cameo. Not sure why PCGS will not consider toned coins as CAM. I have a 1950 Jefferson PR67DCAM that is significan… (View Post)

I was going to grade it a MS64, but from your pictures it was hard to tell conclusively. Congrats on the 65 and you should send it to CAC and Rick Snow for validation. The TV suggests a better grade … (View Post)

@FlyingAl A rebuilt die is one that has die polishing marks which signify a die that has seen many strikes and is no longer producing the desired quality coins. The significant evidence is that there… (View Post)

That definitely is a First Strike specimen. Notice how it has no die polish lines below the Y........ Die polish lines indicates a die that has been reworked, thus the strike on the devices is poor, … (View Post)