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Valued Member
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*** Moved by Staff to a more appropriate forum. ***Help: how about the grade of this coin? it should be VG , F , VF, XF or Unc ?   Edited by Alf_coin
12/01/2011 03:16 am
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Valued Member
 China
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More properly, it should be VG , F , or VF ?
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Valued Member
Australia
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I reakon its probably between F and VF.
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United States
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I would say VF by wear but has a lot of scratches and dings. By the photo it looks like it might be a little bent too. Is it?
Interesting history to that country, Manchukuo.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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F details, maybe worth G money or silver content, if any.
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China
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Thank you
yes, it has been a little bent, especially the right half of the "1 Jiao" side, because of heavy stress on it
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biggfredd
hi, what's the meaning of "F details, maybe worth G money or silver content, if any."
Sorry, I can't understand you precisely
Can you express it more formally?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I suspect fredd means that it has the details of a coin in fine condition, but due to all of the damage it would sell for less--maybe for the same price as an undamaged coin in good condition.
If the coin were made of silver, that would be a baseline price that it wouldn't fall below, but this coin is not silver.
Fredd often needs translation, even for those of us who speak his language,
-wheatiefan
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Rest in Peace
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wheatiefan
haha , thank you for your translation
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Anyway, I got it
LWCfan, you mean it could only be worth price for G- grade?
If it's silver, it could be worth its silver content at less.
But regrettably it's only an aluminum coin.
Edited by Alf_coin
12/05/2011 04:41 am
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