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Please note that the reverse has a decidedly worn die that also suffered a weak strike.   |
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Easily. A beautiful example.  |
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Yes, VF-25..One of those unique looking coins. You either love the look,or hate it! Classy old coin
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To me, it shows too much wear on both sides to make VF. Only half of the eagle's feathers show, and most of the mid-area hair curls and clasp are flat or indistinct. This may be due to a poor strike, but I can't see NGC giving this a 20.
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It compares pretty close IMO to VF-25 at PCGS photograde
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The reverse might bring it down below VF-25
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I'm thinking VF-20 on this one.
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Love the Mox, but I'll bet $10 he can't get this into a straight VF slab.  Edited by Coinfrog
01/17/2016 6:02 pm
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I think NGC would even do a vf25, it's nicer than a typical NGC capped vf20. The hair around the face is impressive for only a vf20, so I'm a vf25. Looks original surfaces too, but am not 100% on that. Nice one!
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01/17/2016 10:35 pm
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