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Well, at least you got them back...maybe business is booming or they just spent a lot of time questioning the color on that 1914 
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Maybe they are like the government... Had to hold a meeting to see if they needed to have a meeting to see if they needed to hold a hearing to decide if a meeting is required to.................
Jim
(A.K.A. Elmer Fudd)
Be verwy verwy quiet... I'm hunting coins!!! Good Hunting!!!
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Are you sure they are TrueViews??? They take pictures for coins sent in under "Secure" grading that look like true views, but are a lower quality...
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I read up on it, it says they now include true view with every secure order. If they have higher quality photos than the ones they sent me I'd love to see them. The photos are pretty awesome. But, odds are you're right.Comment
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I got a little side tracked with work and completely forgot to post these pics. They are way too big and I would like you guys to see the best possible images, so I linked them instead.
1910 MS65RB
1910 MS65RD
1910 MS63BN
1912 MS64BN
1912-S AU53BN RPM-1
1912-S AU53BN RPM-1
1914 Questionable Color
1916-S AU58BN
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Very nice... Thanks for the links!!!Jim
(A.K.A. Elmer Fudd) Be verwy verwy quiet... I'm hunting coins!!! Good Hunting!!!Comment
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Those are some beautiful coins. In regards to your 1910 MS65RB, just based on the trueview there might have been just enough toning on IGWT, EPU, and the Left & Right Wheat stalks, to bring down the overall color less than 95% red. Though with good pictures you could find a buyer willing to pay near fully 65RD for it, it's quite close.Comment
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NGC always fast for me, but PCGS, different story, always best to make it really easy for them and organized for best results IMO. GOOD LUCK!Comment
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