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what did you pay, if you dont mind me asking?
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more than $50 but less than .....$175
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Have you weighed it? The reason that I ask...is that the edge of that coin still looks mighty "squared" to have worn to Fine details. Having said that....I see die cracks, and those aren't usually faked. I'll see if I can attribute it.
Chance
Edited by Chancellor Sutler
03/26/2010 6:37 pm
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Are those stars touching each other on the obverse?
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Overton 106 has a die crack that runs through the date, the stars on the left and Liberty...much like your coin, so I think it's genuine. The wear pattern is not unlike some of the others I looked at. The rims are quite strong for the amount of wear on the devices....was my first thought, however.
Chance
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it was slabbed. I think, if I remember it was 12 pcgs. the prior owner removed it....
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It looks like O-105 to me and I would grade it at F-15, nice coin.
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The points of the stars nearly touch on O-105, so I stand corrected. Looks to be a very late die state.
Chance
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03/26/2010 11:24 pm
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Any idea on value?   |
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F-15
I take it that is not a scratch on the obverse.
Can someone tell me what that is at 12:00 on the obverse?
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That actually looks to me like a drop of solder. I can't see that coin in a PCGS slab with a numeric grade. If it came from a PCGS slab, I could only envision it as being labeled "genuine". It's still a nice coin, so don't get me wrong...I'm not beating the OP up over it. I'd buy it at the right price too. I love draped bust material.
Chance
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03/28/2010 4:32 pm
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There is a Cud at 12:00 and 7:00. I saw the coin weeks ago when it was in the PCGS slab. |
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Not the kind of Cud you usually see. I've certainly not seen everything though. Did you remove it to put it in a type set, or did the seller remove it? I would have left it in the slab I think. In fact, now that my bust half is to be entombed in plastic, I've decided to seek another for the 7070. Chance |
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Posted 03/26/2010 5:57 pm
