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1840 Liberty Seated Dollar

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Zowie. Thanks for that.
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Ok that is a huge difference. This guy is going to have a hard time selling this coin with those pics. I would have used the stacks pictures.
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Thanks BH2004. I hadn't seen the pictures from Stacks.
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