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This appears to be an extremely mean-spirited post to drag up something from a dead conversation nearly seventeen-years ago and pick out one comment to disparage. It seems to me that @fc was stating … (View Post)

I can see the cut across the eagle's throat, but it doesn't appear too bad. The S-mint WQs from 1947-1954 have some of the most wild luster I have ever seen. They can be amazing. (View Post)

Be aware that coins dropped into Lucite can appear far nicer while entombed than they are when broken out. I would guess that might be due to the acrylic filling in any nooks and crannies on the coin… (View Post)

My experience is that most (all?) of the MS68 WQs I have seen made by PCGS in the 1932-1964 silver series have been coins that have had some combination of amazing color and/or incredible luster to g… (View Post)

Great job! (View Post)