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J P M

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  1. J P M
    Because it has been sand blasted?
  2. J P M
    Why is it not a regular strike?
  3. J P M
    These are the original SMS sets VasquezJ ...........sorry no SP 64
  4. J P M
    Yes, we know there is a lot of fabrication about the 64 SMS. It will be debunked eventually.
  5. J P M
    I did say 1964 proofs after that it is 65 SMS 66 SMS and 67 SMS and in reality, the 1965 SMS was made in 1966. Also a SMS is not like a proof it is just special. LoL
  6. J P M
    There are supposedly some graded, but they are just first strike 1964 coins
  7. J P M
    Well if you had one that would be almost as good as a 1943 copper or a 1982 D sd copper.
  8. J P M
    You will have to read up on the coin in question, I agree with Roger on this one , there is no 1964 SMS...... There was circulation and proof coins struck.in 1964. Dig deep and you may find an answer, But I think not.
  9. J P M
    It looks like a nice coin to put in a folder but it would not be worth the cost to send it in for grading.
  10. J P M
    I agree, sounds like an inside job to me. Sorry Youngmoola I have to say that 89 looks like a zincon to me with those blisters and lines.
  11. J P M
    I think this would look nicer on a white background.
  12. J P M
    $600 dang. If posable, can we see a nice shot preferably cropped of the obverse of this piece.
  13. J P M
    I do save the foreign stuff I find, but I do not send any coins out to be graded. I let others spend their money on that.
  14. J P M
    Did you get your coin?
  15. J P M
    Now that you have some answers, can we see the holder to see what the grade is on the coin now?
  16. J P M
    I agree this is not a dd,
  17. J P M
    If you are new to collecting, you may be better off to get a graded coin. The biggest reason is that way you are not taking a chance on authenticity.
  18. J P M
    I was under the impression that NGC was the only one who graded coins other than US coins. I do not think finding paperwork would be an easy task.
  19. J P M
    I see a gray one in the back ? How many cats do you have Mike.
  20. J P M
    That is a nice die crack it looks like this one at Cuds On Coins. Cross reference: RCD-1c-2021-01. JCc-rcd-2021-01. 01/05/2022.
  21. J P M
    Well on the bright side. I would look at it this way. It does not say Details or Cleaned Like most of the stuff out there.
  22. J P M
    Very nice coin. A little wear on the high points on both sides. Some minor scratches. Two small hits on the revers rim I would think with some luck would put it at a AU58.But if it is in an old soap bar I might leave it alone.
  23. J P M
    Powermad, has the best answer. Nothing special, this is common.
  24. J P M
    I think we all have at least one. Some are just more damaged than others. This is not an error, it is a parking lot coin as we say.
  25. J P M
    Not just Morgans, I think all the coins have gone to high, I go to the auctions all the time and people bid goofy on things. That drives the prices up, but the value is most of the time well below the hammer.