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altered surfaces net grade VF.
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AU58 looks like a bit of rub on the cheek, but this could go MS pretty easily me thinks.
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I agree with their grade under light. Well, guess I gave one Yes, yes you did.  That's how you'd determine whether a slider was actually Uncirculated or not, and I'm going to use your hint to assume the coin is Mint State even though it looks like a slider in the images. We'll therefore call it MS63. Unless, of course, I got the hint backwards. |
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Couple more guesses before the reveal.
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I don't see any marks that would indicate it was circulated. I'll guess MS-63RB.
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If raw I would have not touched it unless it was AU priced. Just does have an MS look to it.
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Well I'll be honest I was going to say AU-58 because I can't imagine how it got a spot over N and the crud around bottom N without some circulation of some kind. Then I realize just by handling and improper storage for 100+ years might be the culprit. ANACS is very trustworthy and accurate.
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ANACS is very trustworthy and accurate. I agree, I think they are the top graders in my opinion. Nice coin Dave.  |
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