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At least 5 points sharper but there are too many small contact marks on the portrait for the higher grade. Frosty steel brown with satiny mint luster

Glossy medium chocolate with frosty light brown faded down from mint color in protected areas. Smooth with a few small marks including a couple nicks

Frosty light olive and medium brown with satiny luster in protected areas. Sharp but slightly dull from a thin layer of natural oxidation. Just a fe

Glossy chocolate brown. A dull rim nick over star 8 is the only notable mark. Scarce LDS, die state d, with a clearly defined rim cud from the 6 to

Mint state sharpness but cleaned and partly retoned golden tan and steel brown. The only mark is a tiny planchet flake on the cheek and an even small

Sharpness VF30 but covered with light corrosion. Dull dark olive brown and steel. There is a speck of raised verdigris left of star 5 and a dull nic

Frosty medium brown and light chocolate. Sharply struck and very attractive with just the faintest touch of rub on the highest points of the devices.

Several points sharper but recolored and there is a dull dent that flattened the end of the nose. Glossy light olive and brown with very faded red in

Mostly glossy medium brown and light chocolate with dark chocolate and olive brown toning in protected areas. The surfaces appear smooth but a glass

Glossy chocolate and olive brown. The surfaces are satiny and this cent has very nice eye appeal. The only marks are a very fine hairline scratch fr