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EF30, straight grade. See nothing to det it on? At least has full Liberty, usually some gone at this level. Nice to knock another one off isn't it? I myself just need an 85...
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Yeah Butch , I myself just need the 13 .  |
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I think it would grade F-12. Are those corrosion spots on the reverse rim at 11:00 and above the left top of the V?
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Are those corrosion spots on the reverse rim at 11:00 and above the left top of the V? I will give it a nice bath in acetone tonight and see what happens to that 11 o'clock spot. V looks good. |
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I myself just need the 13. I have the special millionaires edition of the Dansco that incudes the 1913. Going to fill it with a dateless nickel. Edited by Wizardnyc
09/06/2018 3:37 pm
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@numismatic student, my 1886 is in the mail. Should have it next week. Anxious to see what it looks like in hand, but here is the photo from the dealer. The '85 is gonna take some time.  |
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@Crazyb0, it does feel nice, but I think I need to take a breather for a while.
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The 1886 looks like a solid f12, not VF+ as the seller indicates. However, an f12 1886 nickel should be over $300. If you got it for $140, that would be a great bargain. I don't know where this seller gets his grading or prices, but here's to getting the coin in the pics for the advertised price.  |
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I agree that the '86 is a solid f12. Keeping my fingers crossed.
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Same here. OP's coin is F-15.
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Looks nice. Would verdicare help with the green spots on the reverse?
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After an overnight acetone soak...better photos too. I agree on a strong f12. Slight verdigris on the reverse? Some diminished after the acetone. Doesn't bother me too much.   Edited by Wizardnyc
09/07/2018 3:06 pm
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