Going through My Quarter Book - A Couple for BruceWar -

[jgrinz]

 

Happy Bday Brucester

 

Not sure I like the toning on this ..

 

 

Not a Great specimen but a decent coin for the the low mintage "S" COin

 

 

[rbrown4]

Mike,

 

The toning looks just good on the 48 IMO and the 32 S is nice as well. Like em both.

 

Here is a 1935 D

 

Rey

 

 

[bsshog40]

They both look nice Mike. Nice one there too Rey!!

[Dcoin]

The 32's is just so..i really like the look of it.

 

I've been in the market for a 32's but it seems the prices for nice original pieces have gone through the roof. I'm thinking about waiting a while see if they cool off.

 

Thanks for sharing.

[jgrinz]

Concensus ATS is AU50 and to slab the 32-s

 

Do you agree with that assessment ??

[rbrown4]

I tend to agree with the AU 50 and if it were mine, I would get it slabbed. It is a nice looking coin.

 

 

Rey

[Bruceswar]

Those are some nice looking coins!!

[CarolinaCollector]

I think the coin could grade XF-45 or AU-50 ay NGC or PCGS. However, I would lean towards the AU50 grade.

[Bruceswar]

Rey what grade did you get on that?? MS 65?

[rbrown4]

Bruce,

 

It was an MS 64. There are two small scratch lines on his forehead by his hair as well as one on his cheek.

 

Also, opinions please on the mintmark (see close up attached). To me it looks like a RPM without question. But NGC said no. What else could it be?

 

Rey

 

[jesbroken]

Most certainly looks like an RPM to me, but then maybe Longacre's grandson was the mint designer for that week.

[Bruceswar]

It sure looks like an RPM, but it could be that the mint mark was hit and quickly moved. Thus creating an RPM effect. I cannot vouch if that theory is correct, but I think it could happen.

[SkyMan]

Mike and Rey, nice looking coins!