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Agree 53, possibly 55. These are the toughest LS coins to grade (especially the obverse) for me.
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Wow, really a nice coin  AU-53 here |
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XF45 and weakly struck reverse but that's not uncommon as you already stated so I think it's a nice coin. 1860 was a very interesting time to be a Federal government employee in the Big Easy. :)
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I think PCGS gave it an XF-45 grade. Technically I think it AU-50
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I'd say XF45 with a shot at AU50. I'd call typically struck as Half Dimes go and they tend to be weak. |
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Quite a few guessed this one right....PCGS graded this one XF45 in a problem free holder.
I believe PCGS may have shorted it 5 points in my opinion. I paid $60 for it.
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Posted 09/12/2015 4:20 pm
