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Any considerations for this coin as well? Thank you for the earlier responses to my other threads.   |
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United States
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Seen better days, but I love these old large cents
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Pillar of the Community
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Fair details  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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United States
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Fair details. Strong date, and LIBERTY, I like it!
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Bedrock of the Community
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Over 200yrs seeing the insides of pockets
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Decent--clear enough to identify --enjoy a real time capsule in your hand--cool
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FR-2, I don't think at such a low grade "details" would apply.
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...at such a low grade "details" would 'NOT' apply. Not necessarily with just this coin only but on average beginning at what grade does the 'details' designation typically not apply? PS: I slightly modified your statement, IGE, to make it coincide more with my question... |
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Details designation applies at all grades, even PO01. The amount of damage/corrosion that is acceptable tends to increase as grade goes down, but there still needs to be that stratification in effect for each grade; most would pay much more for an honest FR02 compared to one with severe corrosion/other problems.
I think I agree with IGE, though, that the corrosion/damage is acceptable here for a FR02 coin. If it were worse then you'd have FR02 details.
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Posted 01/09/2016 10:38 am
