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Your basic 1952-S Franklin.

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For those of you that don't know the Franklin series, toned 1952-S Frankies typically will tone up in a dull blue-grey look... not a very appealing look. If you are very lucky you might get some golden orange and/or burgundy. The toning on the reverse of this coin is what you might find if you get lucky... some green and some brownish burgundy.

 

Franklin52S_Rev.jpg

 

However, as you can see, this coin has just a little more going on than the above colors. It is also technically quite clean for a 1952-S. I would agree with the MS67 grade, although I would call it a MS67-. For a '52-S that is still extremely clean.

 

For a Frankie toner collector, seeing this coin was a Holy Sh_t! moment. I bought it as a 67 and resubmitted it for the * and, big surprise, it got it. The images are by Bob Campbell and I think he did an excellent job.

 

Franklin52S_Slab.jpg

 

Franklin52S_Obv.jpg

 

Franklin52S_Obv2.jpg

 

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In hand it is even more incredible. Not only does it have the beautiful pastels, but has luster up he wazoo. It is an awesome Franklin. (worship) (worship) (worship)

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Thanks guys, glad you like it! Thank YOU Bob, for imaging the coin!!!

 

Yeah, Jason, this is the coin that darn near caused me to pee in my pants when I saw it.

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