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    First post on the forum- Kennedy 74-D DDO

    Found a mint set with this beauty in it at the TNA show last weekend.

    Hopefully the pics came out decent.
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    These coins have such incredible doubling that to find one in a US Mint Set is just an exciting thing to experience!

    Congrats!

    Got some shots of the rest of the coin? Since RTY and 74 has some nice doubling as well.
    Lee Lydston

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      I will take pics of the rest as soon as I can. If you enlarge the thumbnail showing the motto and the 74 you can clearly see the doubling on the 74.

      Debating if I want to keep it whole in the packaging or send it to a third party grader.

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        That is a very nice find and congratulations. I am not to sure which would be best; to encapsulate just the one coin or keep the whole set in tact. If you have a major coin show that you can go to, ask one of the top five grading companies for advice.

        BJ Neff
        Member of: ANA, CCC, CONECA, Fly-in-club, FUN, NLG & T.E.V.E.C.

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          If you DO decide to keep it in the original packaging, please be SURE to identify it as having the DDO in it.

          You'd really kick yourself if someday you inadvertantly sold it!

          Of course, once you cut it out and submit it, then you gotta figure out what to do with the rest of the coins! LOL.
          Lee Lydston

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