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I have 1787 COPPER New Jersey graded by ANACS as VF35 (Corroded). It's a great looking coin, has all the details.
I just don't know what price I can sell it for, I can't find the exact coin.
Need your help on this one.
Thanks,
bobbart
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Yes that coin is a VF25, My coin is a VF35 noahs-numismatics, *** Edited by Staff - Please Review the rules that you agreed to when you registered. ***Bobbart |
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Impossible to evaluate without a picture, not all corrosion is equal and it could have a significant affect on the value depending on severity. The die pairing could also make a difference in the value.
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here is a picture  |
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I have no idea about colonials. Since you don't have enough quality posts to list it here, put it on ebay and throw caution into the wind. Place a reserve on it if you feel kinda weary about it going for too low of a bid. I would get closer, more detailed images though. You don't want to leave any question in the buyers mind what they are bidding on.  The buyers will decide what it is truly worth. Edited by oih82w8
09/25/2012 3:31 pm
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I'd put a value of about $130 if the corrosion is light to moderate.
Do you have a closeup of obverse and reverse?
swcoin.ecrater.com
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That's the best I can take since there is a limit of 100k download.
Bobbart
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That's the best I can take since there is a limit of 100k download. You could crop the pictures better. Irfanview.com has a great photo-editing software they offer for free. (That's what I use). Also, all Photobucket pictures upload at virtually any size and you use it to post enormous pictures! Edited by Moe145
09/25/2012 9:45 pm
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I use photobucket. Easy.
swcoin.ecrater.com
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Or GIMP. And tilt one end of the slab up such that the light doesn't reflect directly into the lens.
I'd be a buyer at $130.
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I installed photobucket and Irfanview.com and uninstalled them...the program installs other unwanted programs. I'm looking for an easy re-size resize photo editor so I can place my coins pictures with no other unwanted programs. Bobbart Edited by bobbart
09/26/2012 07:37 am
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