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1829 Capped Bust Half - You Vs. NGC

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adam126402, it depends on the series.
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So for anyone that cares to share, is there a particular source that is the gold standard for evaluating rarity? Or does it depend on the series?

For Capped Bust half dollars, it is the semi-annual Auction and Mail Bid Prices Realized for Bust Half Dollars 1794-1839 (AMBPR) composed by Steve Herrman. He looks at every auction house and studies die states, putting a lot of hard work into this price guide. You can email him and purchase a copy.

His email can be found on this list on the JRCS website:
https://www.jrcs.org/jrcs_contact.php
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Another vote for XF-45. Nice original look, very attractive.
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NGC graded this coin a AU-53. I agree with most everyone here that it is likely overgraded and closer to an AU-50.

I was considering crossing it to PCGS with an AU-50 minimum, but will probably hold off a little while.


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I tried crossing this to PCGS with a recent batch of coins with a minimum grade of AU-50. It didn't cross. I can't tell if they are thinking details or XF.
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Looks correctly graded and a pleasing coin imho.
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