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1833 Capped Bust Half Dime

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Curious what people think on this one, outside of the unfortunate scratch. The toning was hard to capture, so I've added a few extra pictures. Also would be curious what a fair price might be, want to see if / how much I overpaid!


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I'm thinking EF or AU details, scratched.
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AU details (scratched)

if I had to assign a numeric to it, I would say AU50 area
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AU55 details scratched. Nicely struck with good surfaces and color.
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Thanks everyone. This coin is currently sitting in my type set. I don't think I did terribly for a $100 purchase.
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This coin is currently sitting in my type set.
I thought it might be!
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I like her, scratch and all. AU, details, $100 sounds right.
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