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Pillar of the Community
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F12, still enough meat to get it to f12.
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Bedrock of the Community
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I'll vote VG10. No way you can read Liberty.
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Pillar of the Community
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Reverse is definitely F12, so it might pull the obverse ahead a bit, so F12 here too.
Heck of a score for .70
Edited by edweather
06/25/2015 7:15 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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are the 2 little indents, are they at the same spot on each side? it could be a VERY small rim clip...
Feel free to call me Will.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Sound Klaxon horn, alarm! No way Fine.
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Pillar of the Community
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I got a few more nice Barber dimes from the haul but nothing rare I think a 1910 and 1913 in way nicer shape than the 1902 s. I'll post tomorrow I think those grades are probably xf and AU. And yes there is all liberty there the E is the weakest....if I had better zoom features you'd all see it. Alas my camera phone sucks again |
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I think this would be F-12.
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Rest in Peace
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 Where Are You Guys Getting F-12 From ? When you can't even Make Out Any More Than 3 Or 4 Letters Of Liberty. the frog and I have voiced our OPINION !!  |
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Right on, T-Bop! Some of you guys need to pull out your dusty Photogrades!  |
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I am very picky about a complete LIBERTY on Barber dimes. The "E" is the first letter to go. Then "B" and "R". However, I can see "BER". It is weak and faint, but there. I'll come in at F-12. Especially in this day and age of loose grading. "LIBERTY" is complete but weak. San Francisco dimes are routinely strongly struck. Is this an exception? Were this a New Orleans dime I'd have no hesitation. Overall a VERY nice coin. F-12. Edited by matthewvincent
06/26/2015 5:20 pm
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Right on, T-Bop! Some of you guys need to pull out your dusty Photogrades! Well maybe some guys need to dust off their glasses. I can make out all the letters of liberty, they are just weak as matthewvincent noted. Something to keep in mind; grading is a subjective art, and everyone has their own opinion. Therefore, mocking people who don't grade a coin the same as you is childish and just plain wrong.  |
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we are voicing our opinion , like I said in my last thread.
and our opinion states that we can not see a full liberty.
not to offend anyone but I was taught a long time ago that for a Barber coin to be in FINE condition all letters in LIBERTY must be distinguishable. so not to say who's right and who's wrong, there are at least 2 of us posting that in our eyes do not see a full LIBERTY that is distinguishable.
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Posted 06/25/2015 5:59 pm
