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  • #1

    1966 Kennedy

    Still having fun with new Stereo Scope. Lets see how many members can guess which variety this coin is.































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  • #2
    Are the pictures that bad? No guesses?

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    • #3
      How about a 50c 66 SMS DDO-013.

      Larry Nienaber

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      • #4
        Coin is currently in a NGC slab, MS67 DDO FS-013.8 (non SMS)

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        • #5
          Tim...that would be a 66 BS DDO-005. It sure looks like a SMS to me in your photos, but I guess NCG would never make a mistake like that. Does it have the DDO-005 marker...light but thick die scratch southwest from upper first T of TRUST, or the die scratch south from arrowheads to A of DOLLAR...or could it be a DDO-013 with the marker of two light die gouges next to the rim southwest of I of IN.

          Larry Nienaber

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