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F-12. The marks on obverse looks like adjustment marks, but I would doubt they would be present on a worn coin like this, unless they were pretty deep when made.
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Grade goes live in 5hrs 15mn
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A strong 10 that was possibly net graded a few points for a light obverse wipe.
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In all honesty the high points of the eagle appear cleaned, not the obverse
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Light obverse wipe? Only ICG could straight grade this. C'mon, someone had a go at that left obverse field.  Edited by Coinfrog
03/27/2019 8:59 pm
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That's actually my biggest issue with ICG, not that they overgrade, but that they occasionally straight grade details coins.
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Considering this coin is almost 190 years old and overall is undamaged with decent eye appeal I have no problem with a straight grade as a VG10.
We've seen pieces stripped of their patina in top tier problem-free holders, I would not condemn ICG for putting this coin in a problem-free holder.
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The cleaning is most visable on the eagle, but even then not much
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