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1893 Ten Cent Round Top 3

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Reverse pic for now, grade. No cheating, it is from RCNA Bell auction.

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Going by the reverse only
which I find harder to grade,
I would say VG10.
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Looks like a metal detecting find? Nice coin..
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VG8
Too much wear on the leaves and crown for anything higher.
There must be a punchline coming.
Is it higher grade?
Is it OBV5?
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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Punchline: Show me another VG8 with a round 3 struck as strong?
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Very few "collectors" of coins in this price range care that the 3 is exceptionally well struck.
Their money is riding on the number at the upper left corner of the slab.
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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Can't grade from just reverse.
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VG-8 or VG-10, assuming the wear on the reverse is consistent with the obverse. Not the ideal way of grading.


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Very few "collectors" of coins in this price range care that the 3 is exceptionally well struck.


Probably true, but it's a nice bonus.
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I think it would get a VG-10 because of the crown. The bottom of the coin seem closer to G6 but that could be the strike.
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These coins tend to be convex on the reverse and concave on the obverse. If the reverse looks that good, the obverse should be F-12 or better...
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