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Man I love that crack above states. Yeah shallow N.
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SHALLOW N!! WOOHOO!! This purchase was a homerun then, even if it was slightly overgraded....well maybe not a homerun, but the shallows are worth a bit more in general aren't they?
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07/11/2014 11:14 pm
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AU53, shallow N, great coin  . |
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AU55 Shallow N looks like that clashing has just about made this die terminal, very cool.
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Wow--nice 1870!  Shallow N |
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Edited by johnny54321
07/12/2014 4:08 pm
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It's a really nice example! The dies for this year were plagued with problems--breaks are common. Also, I wasn't sure if this coin has a DDR--there are a number of DDRs for this year. What caught my attention was the thick top serif of the N in ONE.  |
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AU-58 seems right |
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Very nice pickup for the price! The "shallow N" variety is slightly scarcer than the "bold N" for 1870. There is also a doubled die reverse for the date 1870 where there is a combination of the bold and shallow types.
The date 1872 has a shallow N variety which is much scarcer than the 1870 shallow N.
The date 1871 is extremely rare with the shallow N reverse. An MS 64 RB just went for sale for $7500!!
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My first thought was AU-58. I guess I was too late. Congrats on getting a high-grade rare variety! For that price on top of that!
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Nice coin John, you are really putting together a NICE set !
I think it's going to end up better thn VF30 LOL !
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Thanks Redrider on the information of the shallow N vs. BOLD N. So at this grade, do you see any price increase based off of the fact that it is a shallow N? The RedBook gives marginal increases in the range of $50 or so in the AU range. Do you think it is fair to say that this coin is valued at $50 more than an equally graded 1870 Bold N? |
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For 1870, a $50 bump for the Shallow N seems reasonable in this grade. For an 1871 in this grade, you would expect to pay 4X-7X the normal price. Keep your eyes open for them, they are out there.
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