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1795 Fh $1 You Vs PCGS

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Grade Revealed in 48 hrs
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EF damaged, details, cleaned.
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This one's going to cross up everyone who isn't familiar with the series
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I have a certified NGC VF 25.
The OP coin is clearly better . I would venture the coin is a
Solid EF 40 .
Sharp well detailed Wings on the Reverse ,light wear on breast centre.
Coin shows only light wear on the Obverse hair strands,
which is in higher relief than other series . The planchet
Adjustment Marks detract from overall eye Appeal , but do not affect the grade.
PCGS EF 40 straight Grade is an educated guess.
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Shot in the dark, but AU 55.
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Weight adjustment marks are particularly unappealing on this example, but it is still causing me to drool. EF-45 straight is my assessment. A beauty.
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AU53 straight grade.
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AU50. the adjustment marks are a little distracting but it is what it is.
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VF35. Adjustment marks are not uncommon on early coins but I do find these overtly distracting.
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EF-45, definitely not my cup of tea.
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Oops! I think I've been educated. Something about Adjustment Marks. Never mind.
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It's part of the learning curve with early bust silver
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AU53. Not bad.
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USSID feel free to make another guess. No point in leaving an opportunity open
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AU55 isn't out of line comparing to other examples. I think it's closer to AU50/53 though.
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Regardless of adjustment marks and appearance, that's a remarkable piece of history from a very young country. I'd sure rather buy it than a new car, but I also know how my better half would view that choice.
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