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    Fake!
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    Absolutely and without question WELL DESERVED and timely recognition!
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    If you want one, go to their website at www.scoins.com and let Andy know that James sent you. No links here so as not to over-commecialize - just type in the URL bolded above.
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    Only a couple years older than myself!! My condolences to his family. I spoke with Miles probably three or four times over many years.
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    I can't believe it! I met him at several St. Louis shows through the years. My condolences.
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    For what it's worth, PCGS straight-graded the coin Good-4.
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    Sure. It isn't wretchedly corroded as are so many!
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    Once again, handicapped by using an iPhone photo.
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    I know GTG was a little unfair given the poorer quality of the images, but here's the answer.
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    The slab is scratched up in my defense and the iPhone camera is only so good for photographing coins. Enjoy!
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    NGC PF-67 CAM:
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    Interesting! Unfortunately, my copy of the original 2nd edition is still in shrink wrap so I cannot look myself. But here's a (hopefully legible) pic of what the 3rd edition has to offer:
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    When trying to research pre-Federal coins, I often find myself getting lost in the website linked below. Don't say I didn't warn you! https://coins.nd.edu/ColCoin/ColCoinIntros/WashDRAPED.intro.html PS: link is for a specific coin but you can jump off from there
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    Those are really impressive results! I'm glad someone defined "EVOO" for me though....
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    Straight Outta Album. I liked this one for my "1818//7 large 8" representative because it is neither prime nor Overton's die-state "a". The obverse has a light die crack from the curl to the eleventh star, which is typical of O-101a, but no die cracks on the reverse. In a way, maybe it represents both coins in one neat package? Medicore iPhone pics, but you get the idea. Enjoy!
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    I agree with the grade. I was going to guess MS-65 but have no problem at all with NGC's commercial grade for this well-known strike-rarity.
  18. EarlyUS.com
    I just wanted to say that this thread brought back a lot of memories! I was dealing in coins full-time in 2014 and was at the ANA when all these shenanigans were going on.
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    Straight Outta Album - enjoy! iPhone pics are a little fuzzy...
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    My website has been messed up for quite some time as I stepped away from full-time coins for a while. But I should get it back up and running... maybe by next year?
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    Straight Outta Album.... enjoy!
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    Nice to see 'em in NGC slabs!
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    The OP photos are deceptive and make it difficult to guess. Based on past experience, it's something like MS-63 and possibly PL.
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    I would have thought the OP coin was something like UNC/stained.
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    I actually use the word "emission" a fair amount during my cataloging duties. If only I had permission to collect a commission each time I used it....