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Hello, First I was not sure if this is an S. Lacking vision in one eye. Also, would someone be kind enough to give me their opinion on the grade of it? I appreciate any help. Thank you.   |
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Please properly crop photos before posting...thanks. John1  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Yep, an S mint there, and as to grade, I would venture a F-12ish . |
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Bedrock of the Community
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San Francisco mint, yes. With the coin being a common, well circulated Wheat cent (warts and all), I could see it falling in the F-F+ range. Not knowing the nature of the dark spot on the date, you could try a long 100% acetone soak to see if it diminishes. Just a thought. |
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Agree 1919-S. I'll say VG-10 details (environmental damage).  to the CCF! |
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I agree with the Frog on grading
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New Member
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Thank you all. I appreciate everyone sharing their knowledge.
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I'm at VG-8 possible details if that crud near date won't dissolve off with Acetone soak .  |
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Thank you. I appreciate your time.
Edited by kkjjaa69
01/08/2022 7:53 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Yes, it's an S mint. The black residue around the date appears to be organic and corrosion - from what I can tell with limited pictures.
F-12
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