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If you have personal records of submission you can sometimes find coins graded within the same block of numbers. Other times there are folks who have shared such information between each other in ord… (View Post)

The two toughest WQs, in my experience and if we are talking strictly about the issue in MS63 or above, are 1932-D and 1936-D. (View Post)

I don't see a late die state from the coin. Die cracks on this series are pretty common and the relief is low on these issues. I also don't think PCGS gives much of a hoot about this date. … (View Post)

My first reaction to your '32-D was MS64 and it appears that is what ICG graded it. I wonder why it was kept in the ICG holder as I suspect in a PCGS holder it would have brought enough of a pre… (View Post)

I really love the die polish lines that can be found on the early proof Franklin issues. This one has clear die polish along the portrait in what appear to be both swirls and straighter lines, but th… (View Post)