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1911 D Barber Half Dollar

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Just bought this and it is in route. These are only pics available. Looked high grade and thought it was a steal of a price at $45. What do you think about grade? I thought maybe low XF.
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I think the grade is VF because there is no separation of the individual feathers in the left wing of the eagle. The right wing looks a little better but sits undeareath toning. But the left wing puts it at VF.

In addition, it looks like a details coin because there are what looks like two large spots of corrosion in Liberty's neck. Enlarging that area appears to show that it is not smooth datk toning over an intact surface but metal seems to have been disturbed in those dark areas. Still seems like a reasonable price paid for the coin in spite of the issues.
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VF details, cleaned, environmental damage.
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VF details, environmental damage. Still a good buy.
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