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Lovely coin.
Nice luster, a few minor scratches, obvious ding on Lib's cheek. reverse better.
MS-63.
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 to the CCF Nice looking coin. I'm also at MS63
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63 my first thoughts as well
Try and wait 48hrs before you post the grade so others may chime in...
Thanks for sharing!
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I'm at MS-63.
Looked at this one again. I think I am at AU-58. The obverse fields seem to have a luster break.
Edited by ericgreen
01/26/2023 11:32 am
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The first obverse photo looks AU-58 with some rubbing on the neck and field marks. Nice reverse, but not one I'd pay MS money for.
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MS63 some of the scratches I think are on the holder. when you post a coin in a holder and some of the scratches are on that, you should note it in your comments
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MS-62 with the large scratch on the cheek.
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My gut was MS 63, but I'm not sure how much that cheek ding would set it back, so Maybe 61/62
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Was going to say AU55-AU58 based on obverse hairlines before I saw your slab photo. Very attractive example.
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Posted 01/26/2023 12:58 am
Can you guess the grade of this 1915-S Barber Half? It is from a PCGS slab. Will reveal the grade later.
