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It looks like AU-55 detail to me, with only slight wear visible onLiberty's breast and thigh. There are a lot of small marks but there don't appear to be any hairlines from abrasive cleaning. Without seeing the coin in-hand I'd presume that the flat luster and lack of any toning suggests it has been dipped white. If the luster has not been damaged too badly a dipped coin can still "slab" at PCGS or NGC.

There is a tiny dent above Liberty's head and what look like moderate contact marks between E and S of STATES and at the right edge of the reverse shield. These don't look severe enough to cause a grading rejection.

I'd prefer a coin with a slightly more original "look", but this is a high-grade example and they aren't common. I certainly don't have one this nice!
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Looks AU58 with just the slightest hint of wear. Color certainly looks as if it's been dipped.

I've a 1856-O Seated Half that I pulled from a bag of junk silver and it might grade G4 but it's almost too black to tell!
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AU-55, slight wear a couple of deep marks on the obverse. Still a very nice coin.
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I have the same coin and mine too has the "flushed look' I think it was dipped also, still in all a very nice coin, and in pretty decent shape...
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Nice coin! AU details dipped.
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