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1857-S $20 For Grading

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1857-S-$20-For-Grading

1857-S-$20-For-Grading

1857-S-$20-For-Grading

1857-S-$20-For-Grading
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I'd guess NGC XF40 here.
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TPG's tend to go easy on these so it's probably in an EF-40 slab.
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my first thought was XF40 so i'll go with that
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EF-40.
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VF-35. I think it has been cleaned although it probably does not say that on the holder. It's got a washed out color that you usually don't see on circulated gold that has original surfaces.
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VF-35 to EF-40; since it's NGC, probably EF-40.
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XF-40
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I agree with EF-40, problem-free label.
The thousands of mint-state coins recovered from the Central America mean this is by far the most common date Type 1 double eagle. Circulated examples however are scarce. If population were the only factor that determined price, circulated 1857-S coins would cost more than MS!
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