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5 Cent, Liberty Nickel - For Grading

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5-Cent,-Liberty-Nickel---For-Grading
5-Cent,-Liberty-Nickel---For-Grading


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 Posted 04/06/2023  10:42 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Coinfrog to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I'll say EF details (environmental damage).
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EF-40 details.
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EF details (scratched)
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EF but maybe conservation on the coin would help. Probably cost too much for the value. Still I like the coin. I do not have many Liberty nickels but have always liked the coin.
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My Two Cents:

Not a bad coin but has problems.

As is, the coin is a details coin due to the crud. The ticks and scratches might detail it, too.

Try removing the black crud at the 10:30 position by gently nudging it with a cotton swab tip soaked in acetone (or alcohol). You may also remove it with a toothpick (very gently) or by using your fingernail. Then give us another pic.

I know if it were mine the black stuff would have to come off.

Good luck!

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Overall, EF. The black spot is what caught my eye first...not a good thing. If it were mine I would not bother getting her graded. Very nice looking to me also. Cleaned
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without coinholder and removed the black crud as possible

5-Cent,-Liberty-Nickel---For-Grading
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Better eye appeal but still an EF details coin.
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Looks much better without the obnoxious black crud.
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XF40 details, cleaned.

Whatever the black spot was it had a reactive effect on the underlying metal as I can now see pitting on the surface below where it used to be.

Still - better eye appeal IMO with it removed.
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nickelsearcher got it
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