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Just purchased this branch mint $5 gold. Guess what NGC graded it.   |
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Obv EF45 Rev AU50 NGC AU50
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Australia
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Gold is soft.
Obv: Obvious wear on high points arond Lib's ear.
Rev: A little better, feathers on arrow below the shield flat, leading edges of wings a little less wear than the arrow feathers.
AU-55.
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Lovely indeed and a worthy coin for any collector.  |
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United States
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AU-50 sounds right. Tough coin, lots of bucks.
Edited by Coinfrog
03/24/2020 8:28 pm
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My guess is AU-53. Nice D Mint!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I'm at XF45, problem-free, and a very nice coin.
You can't beat Southern gold!
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Here's the answer. I've been looking for a nice example of southern gold for a while, and a lot of them have a bunch of marks and/or really weak strikes. This one is the nicest I've seen for the grade. Check out heritage and you will seen a lot of junky southern gold coins at the NGC-53 level. It's on its way to CAC. Thanks for looking.  |
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Posted 03/24/2020 7:51 pm
