1944 d/s full red but

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I have a very nice full red 1944 d/s but it has a gouge on Lincolns chin,cheek and 1 over his eye ,its ms65 not counting the gouge ,im wondering what would it grade with the damage ? looks like mint damage.the coin has no toning or spots...

thankshttps://plus.google.com/u/1/photos?pid=6036391028029499426&oid=111677018050770261737

[MarkFeld]

Welcome to the forum.

 

I could not get your link to work.

[Raisethis2]

Welcome.

 

Same issue.

[ultradad45-migration]

the link works for me , anyone got any idea's ?

thanks

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[coinman_23885]

 

Try Photobucket or Dropbox.

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photobucket.com

[wdrob]

You need to share it through Google as "Public" and when you right click on the picture and choose "Copy image URL" the URL needs to have the picture name. An example of a proper link after sharing:

 

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-wtNYgCcv3-o/U8PTSB6qfoI/AAAAAAAAHpw/PhgiqvAunR4/w754-h781-no/IMG_0950_Smaler.jpg

 

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https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-Et2C5xv7Tzs/U8WaPo31NyI/AAAAAAAAqt4/pRe3Bmmo9aI/w459-h693-no/DSC_0004_edited-3.jpg

[wdrob]

 

 

 

[MarkFeld]

Can you show a picture of the entire coin?

[Coindude]

To me it looks like damage and I'm not even sure it would grade.

 

And, since I've been coached... this is only my personal opinion.

[wdrob]

It may just be my perspective on this piece, but considering that it is magnified considerably, I would think those marks would be of little consequence. At least, not nearly to the degree to preclude a problem free grade, based on the marks alone.

 

A picture of the entire coin, as Mark had mentioned, would be much more beneficial in soliciting a more meaningful opinion.