Another raw SLQ purchase - 1927 NGC says 64

[clarkbar04]

Looks like no FH but close, This is a real blazer. The dark toning over her shoulder is closer to a gunmetal grey and not distracting in my opinion. There are only a couple contact marks of note on this I can see under magnification, (none without) one on the crest of the shield and one next to the "E" on the reverse in "E PLVRIBUS". Some typical die polish lines are present on the reverse as well, probably to knock some rust off. Grade opinions? This and that 29-D I posted earlier will be submitted at the same time. (I realize these aren't the easiest coins to grade)

 

The reverse is every bit as bright as the obverse, it just has a little more light toning.

 

I post a lot of newps, I hope that is OK.

 

[James_OldeTowne]

I'll guess MS-63 to 64 on this one. No FH.

[AHFreak]

I think MS65 based on pics

[Mark T]

MS 65 + no FH .

Looks like a nice coin.

 

[Danye West]

MS64

[BillJones]

MS-64 with a shot at MS-65. If the lines around "OF AMERICA" on the reverse are hairline marks and not die polishing, that would be a negative so far as getting the MS-65 grade.

 

The head is virtually full, but probably just short.

[Raisethis2]

I'm in the MS 65 crowd. Why not?

[clarkbar04]

NGC said this was a 64, too bad, it looks 65 quality to me. Lines on the upper reverse are die polish lines for sure, very common on this series.