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1840 O Seated Dime

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I really like these early dated Seated dimes.
Do you guys think this particular one would make EF40?

I seem to have only the original seller pictures. Hope they are good enough to be able to judge.

Thank you for your opinions.

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I'm not very good at grading these, but I'll say VF30 overall. Reverse looks pretty good, but obverse has a bit of wear. Not sure if it's a worn die or weak strike.
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XF40 from here, nice coin
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XF-40 Nice coin indeed!
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Do you have the coin in hand for new pictures? The obverse picture is of a Seated quarter.
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The obverse picture is of a Seated quarter.


Um, no it isn't. The stars are plainly too close for a Quarter.

It's poorly-struck as expected for the issue but the obverse still doesn't quite let me reach XF even factoring the lesser expectation for something as small as a Dime. The reverse is XF all day. I have to call it VF35 all the same.
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Oops my bad , I was looking at the folds in the dress near the shield which looks like the quarter.
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VF-30 maybe a tad better but just shy of XF in my opinion.
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VF-35

It looks like a Small O mint mark beyond that I can't pinpoint the id http://www.seateddimevarieties.com/...ovarpage.htm

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VF30 or maybe 35. The surfaces would need to be examined in-hand. They appear a bit "dry" but that could be the bright images.
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I'm at VF35.

Slightly too much wear to call it XF40.
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I'm in the VF35 crowd.
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Strong VF35. Reverse should make 40. Obverse has me a little baffled as the stars and head have good detail. I would expect to see these areas to show signs of a weak strike. What am I missing here?
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VF-35 with extremely nice eye appeal. I could see paying XF money since it is a quality coin.
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Someone mentioned about the weak strike but that shield would keep me out of the XF range. I would call it VF++, or VF-35 would be fine.
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