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Pillar of the Community
United States
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The reverse is weakly struck.
I'll venture an AU-58. Just the lease hint of a rub on the cheek and hair.
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I thought the reverse was fairly strong - there's some detail on the left ear of corn. 63 in my book.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I can see the weak hair as noted by Matt (immediately under the Liberty tiara). There's some detail missing there. The rest of the coin looks solid. This could go either way. AU-58
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Rest in Peace
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It looks like it could go MS-63 but if it's circulated you got one heck of a coin for AU money.
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I'm torn on AU/BU. There's one scratch left of CENTS that looks maybe postmint, but the only "wear" on the obverse is precisely where strike weakness first shows on this issue. The pics are pretty good, so I decided to come down on the Mint State side.
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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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These nickels confuse me with the poor hair detail, so I'll split the difference at MS60.
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I'll guess they called it AU-58.
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I'm on the MS-63 bus!  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Coins made from nickel are "hard" to judge, even in hand, you guys did pretty good;  ...we'll see what PCGS has to say about. |
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Was it struck from rusty dies. The surfaces have a rough look...
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