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VF-35 details with verdigras between A and M. I'm a bit harsh on grading Indian cents and it needs more diamond details for me to give it EF grade. |
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Liberty and feathers are too nice. I gave it a pass on the diamonds.
Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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Hey, maybe the coins got some problems but you cherry-picked the top variety in the IHC series. Very hard to find unattributed.  |
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XF Details. The doubling is very prominent, nice coin. I would get it graded.
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Might be worth a pass at NGC/NCS to see if they can do anything with it. Either way, it's a highly collectible and very desirable key variety in the IHC series. The attribution, even on a details slab, is always nice. Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis |
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Thanks for all your input. Yes it was an ebay find. The marker I saw was the doubling in the feather spines, even with a bad picture it was hard to miss. Paid $95 shipped. It will be going to NGC on my next submission, and then put away for my kids along with all my other "cherries". I keep them as trophies. Someday I will get to sit down with grand-kids and re-live the stories of how I cherried them. Hopefully by then I will still remember  . Somethings you never forget--first kiss, first love, first home-run cherry pick..... |
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Great cherrypick! Very rewarding to know varieties and then pick them out. I have scored a number of 1894/94 and 1897 "1 in neck" Indian cent varieties over the years. |
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Just got my grade from NGC on this one --XF45 Brown, no details grading ! WOOOHOO!
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 That's awesome ! Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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I feel NGC was wrong (I am at EF-40 details, cleaned), but since it is in TPG plastic, it will sell for EF-45 money. |
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