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1826 Bust Half Dollar

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Wanted to see what everyone thinks of this one. It's one of my first bust halves. It's a slabbed coin but of the four people I've showed it to in person two said it was over-graded and the others said it was about right. I'll post the assigned grade some time tomorrow. Also, these are my first pictures. More lighting, less lighting, any tips?

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Looks like honest and even wear. VF20 or maybe VF25.
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Sorry to be the scrooge here but I say F-15. Nice problem free coin. Who slabbed it?
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(Man, I will look at Capped Bust Halfs all day long! Thanks for posting this!)


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VF-20 but still a nice piece!
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I would say VF 25
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Nice clear picture, I would grade it at VF-25.
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This coin looks like a weak strike, and is probably slabbed VF-30 or so. For overall detail, I'd grade it VF-20 but the surfaces look like a higher grade than that.
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I think it is a very nice coin with good color, a little dark on the reverse. I think it is a solid VF-20 and make have the chance to stretch a little to 25.

So who graded it and what did they call it? (The holder doesn't look like any of the top eight or nine companies.)
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So who graded it and what did they call it? (The holder doesn't look like any of the top eight or nine companies.)


Isn't that a (somewhat) older ANACS slab?
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Based on all the responses it looks like ANACS was right on and if anything on the conservative side. Thanks everyone for your time.
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VF20 was a solid grade for that coin. Your friends who thought it was overgraded were off the mark.
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Your friends who thought it was overgraded were off the mark.


Well the one guy wanted to buy it from me so that probably explains it. The other person I barely know but he claims to be pretty knowledgeable on grading. I'm just learning to grade so they had me a little worried.
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Nope. Just a really nice, original Bustie, prototypical for the grade. Nothing else looks like a circulated Bust Half, and that's a good thing.
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