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I think it's an N-2, but not sure of the grade. Looks like some carbon spots and cleaning issues, but for $12 shipped, I liked the details enough to fill a hole until something better comes along.   |
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Bedrock of the Community
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I'm liking VF20. Left side of the reverse looks odd towards the denticles/rim, die issue? EAC grading is not something I'm deeply familiar with yet.
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VF-35 cleaned. Too bad too because it looks like a decent coin. The spotting is due to the harsh cleaning. I'll double check the attribution when I get home. Unfortunately I've been put on the night shift so it'll be later tomorrow morning.  |
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VF details/cleaned/retoned
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Pillar of the Community
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high vf details. not bad for 12 bucks. it does look like an N-2
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Thanks all, I like the VF part. That's what I was hoping for. Celtic, I can relate, I'm on the night shift now.
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VF-35 cleaned. Quote:
VF details/cleaned/retoned Help me understand how to spot cleaned coins. Is it just familiarization with what "normal" is, or are there some clues that I can look for to spot "cleaned"? thanks. |
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