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LM-3 LIBEKTY, VG-10 (not certified)
The reverse seems to stand at F-12 all by itself, given strong shield lines and the presence of some definition within the feathers. A shallow, oblong mark clings to Liberty's lips like a cigar, but has toned into the rest of the coin, rendering it mostly invisible. Olive-grey overall with no particular evidence of cleaning, and the most noticeable mark (aside from the cigar) seems to be a tick at the shield's upper left.
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LM-14 R.3, AU/light scratch (not certified)
Three hairilnes on the obverse.
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LM-3, 3/inverted 3, EF-45 PCI-63
Laughable PCI grade but a nicely circulated and partially lustrous example.
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no arrows, VF-25 (not certified)
VF-30 details with nicer color, but also two trivial hairline scratches in the obverse right field.
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no arrows, EF-45 (not certified)
This outrageous beauty possess inimitably gorgeous album toning throughout both sides, with denim-blue, sea-green, magenta-gold and neon violet colors splashing about all over the place to the tune of …. Grade? What grade? Let's just go with super-UNC and worry about selling the color instead. A phenomenal jewel that must be seen to be believed.
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EF-45 (not certified)
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UNC/cleaned (not certified)
Some color returning
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FS-302. mm below, MS-62 PCI-64+
Not terribly overgraded by PCI but delicate abrading on the reverse constrains the propery grade.
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