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United States
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Here is another Seated Liberty half dime I am eyeing. Looks very similar to the one I posted previously. I assume VF35.   I think this one has slightly less eye appeal, although it could be due to the lighting.
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Bedrock of the Community

United States
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What's going on with the rim at obverse K-10?
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United States
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No idea. Maybe dented or clipped?
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Canada
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United States
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I much prefer your other 1853, although it does appear to be "slightly" higher in grade.
Brother, can you spare a "BARBER" dime?
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United States
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Fish scales get a lot of leeway because of their size and fragility, but this one has issues. It looks like it took a couple rim hits, and possibly more. I'm at a tossup between VF and VF details here. The other one you posted has much better eye appeal. JMHO.
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Bedrock of the Community

United States
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I think it makes EF-40 sharpness, but this doesn't look like a clip - guessing a details coin almost for sure.
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United States
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United States
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United States
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 If they're the same money...I would stick with the other one just to be safe... smat
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United States
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it does appear to be PMD. VF details
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United States
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Quote: If they're the same money...I would stick with the other one just to be safe... They are, so I decided to go for the problem-free coin.
Edited by NumisEd 12/03/2020 3:05 pm
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