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NEWP Trade Dollar

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MJ

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I've also liked the series but never got around to buying one. That streak has ended. Proof CAM.

 

Mark

 

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Gorgeous! What held it back from PF64?

 

It has marks typical of a low 64 or high 63. I think because it's a CAM with the mirrors the fields are a little more in play. Honestly if the coin was a 64 I would have bought it so I count myself lucky I guess. 63 PF CAM with sticker.

 

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WOW!!!

 

You were very lucky to find a coin that looks like that in just a PR-63 holder. Most of the time a coin like that will be at least a PR-64 with a "PQ" sticker on it and a price to match.

 

I admit that I have not shopped for these for while because the quotes I got for decently looking Proof Trade Dollars in were in 5 figures and so high that I thought they were bad buys. If I had run into a piece like this for reasonable money I might have losened the checkbook.

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Gorgeous! What held it back from PF64?

 

It has to have some hairlines. The only ones that really show are in the right field behind MS Liberty's arm.

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Very nice example. I would like to one day get a trade dollar also but have never found one like you have there in my < $99.00 price range - but I keep looking. ;)

 

btw; Congrats on the upcoming union. :golfclap:

 

 

 

 

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It has to have some hairlines. The only ones that really show are in the right field behind MS Liberty's arm.

 

Magnificent coloration, a superb example of the natural effects of physics and chemistry on a fine product of human artistry, congrats!

 

As for the right-field hairlines suggested by Bill Jones, no problem, they can be easily remedied by the forceful application of a properly positioned chopmark. Or might that be frowned upon as coin doctoring? hm

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It has to have some hairlines. The only ones that really show are in the right field behind MS Liberty's arm.

 

Magnificent coloration, a superb example of the natural effects of physics and chemistry on a fine product of human artistry, congrats!

 

As for the right-field hairlines suggested by Bill Jones, no problem, they can be easily remedied by the forceful application of a properly positioned chopmark. Or might that be frowned upon as coin doctoring? hm

 

Scattered hairlines for sure. I think this is a 63 seven out of 10 times at PCGS and a 64 the other three times................Thanks for the imput boys.

 

Mark

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Very nice example. I would like to one day get a trade dollar also but have never found one like you have there in my < $99.00 price range - but I keep looking. ;)

 

btw; Congrats on the upcoming union. :golfclap:

 

 

 

 

THANK YOU. Dave Wnuck and Gregg Bingham met her recently and proclaimed Tracy a MS71. On that I would agree.....................Mark

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