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I can pick this up for $125. I think it s a good deal but i'll ask the masses to confirm.

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did see the mark on the head until I posted it on here. Let me know what you think.
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What is that little lump in the field above the eagle's head?
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Do you mind cleaned coins?
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WOW for that price, for that grade, you did fantastic. 302,700 Minted so even if cleaned, so what. Possibly AU or better. I like that one.
Ever wonder why the Mint chose to abbreviate Dollar? Why not 1/2 Dollar or make the Half Dollar smaller?
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This one is kind of a "Catch-22". It shows lots of detail, but has been cleaned and shows damage. It would probably grade AU-50 details. A true AU-50 would set you back about $300~350.

If you wanted a gradeable coin, you would only get a VF-EF40 for $125.

Your call.
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$125 is a bit high for a damaged coin like this. With it cleaned and that gouge on the head, I'd pass and wait for a nicer coin.

Shop around, I found this coin last year on a dealer's web site for $95, it was graded EF. Not as scarce of a date but I wanted it for a 7070 type set.

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Thanks for all the input. I am goignt o pull the trigger on this coin. I like it and I think it will look nice in and album.
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Thanks for all the input. I am goignt o pull the trigger on this coin. I like it and I think it will look nice in and album.


I wouldn't. That gouge on the head is huge, and will be far more plain in person than it is in the images. You'll wish you hadn't. Also:

http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/...PIC_ID=46562
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, every time you look at that gouge it will get bigger!
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, every time you look at that gouge it will get bigger!

Oddly enough at first I hardly noticed that gash. It almost goes along with the shape of the head. I agree that every time you look at that coin, that will get bigger.
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Worst case scenrio I can sell it at my friends local auction house. From what I have seen oldies like this will go higher than normal jsut becasue the old geezers don't see them that often.
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