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What do you think....um, polished. Wow. I even see wear on the reverse!

http://cgi.ebay.com/1858-7-Flying-E...em20b6eae86b
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that's a lot of $$.........and the luster is unnatural for an FE. Getting the bids though.
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No disrespect intended but I think that coin looks amazing.
Looks too awesome to be real. That is why I would never buy anything like that
unless it was slabbed, that is I don't know what I'm doing.
(and I'm no fan of grading companies or their product)
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I don't even see the 1858/7 to be honest.
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its buffed up to look like that, its not original surfaces. Anytime you see the devices so shiny like that it usually means it has seen a polishing wheel
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I don't even see the 1858/7 to be honest.


They buffed it off
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I can't see why that coin is getting so many bids.

I have seen a lot of FE's, I never seen one that looks more polished than that one.
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Looking through his other coins, a lot seem to be cleaned, enhanced in some way.
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Run Forrest Run.
I notice other key date coins that are slabbed.
For high end coin, wouldn't you spend the 25 bucks?
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I'm relieved it's not an 1858/7; the markers are missing.
Do you suppose that thing would slab?
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Do you suppose that thing would slab?


Not even maybe.
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i bet it would be SGS MS-75- extra points added for great eye appeal and(nonexistent) toning
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Wow, up to Almost 2 grand.
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It would slab, but in a genuine only or problem holder.
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Wait till the winning bidder takes it to a coin shop, excited of course, and the dealer tells him not an 1858/7 and polished to death, $50 coin at best :-O
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