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Edited by livingwater
05/12/2025 11:46 am
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I'd say VF details, harshly cleaned.
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VF Cleaned.
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Came to the same conclusion of VF-35 to XF-40 and has been cleaned.
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I see serious hairlines from a harsh cleaning.  IMO it does not matter the technical grade as this is not a serious collectors coin in that state. Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.artToo many hobbies .... too much work .... not enough time. |
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CC dollars will always have collector interest...even cleaned.
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Well I guessed EF 40 cleaned. At least I paid EF 40 cleaned prices for it.
They aren't going for cheap the CC's aren't. I could send it back but I think I'll keep it. It looks much better in hand.
Edited by Silverskunk
05/12/2025 4:50 pm
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I said vf 35 but I can easily see xf 40.
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I agree with the comments. Still a nice coin though.  Errers and Varietys.
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How about this coin ? Its graded rather high and doesn't look cleaned but it had a little to much white in the cheek, neck, fore head. It looks like its been possibly rubbed. Its priced right and I just might buy it. If it were cleaned then PCGS would have picked up on it right ? Thanks.   Edited by Silverskunk
05/13/2025 3:44 pm
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No sign of cleaning on that one. The fingerprints detract a bit, but still a nice looking coin.
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@Silverskunk, it is hard to assess the 98 O coin from just a picture of the obverse in that slab. I do recommend starting a new thread on the subject if you are interested. Posting here is like hijacking another members thread. Do you have pics of the reverse of that 98 O?
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Well its kind of hard to hijack your own thread. Anyway I'm leaning toward no cleaning and a bargain at its price.
BTW the original 1878CC coin in MY thread I am returning. I dont appreciate how the guy described the coin in the sale and it is obvious its been cleaned fairly harshly. I am slowly learning.
Thanks to all for the help.
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05/13/2025 4:40 pm
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That is a good move returning the 78CC. A better one will come along. The new reverse pic of the 98 O looks good and I would agree with a 65 reverse. The obverse looks a little lack luster from the pics and out of focus. I would ask for better pics of the obverse. PCGS has an interesting article concerning the 98 O and how rare they are to find in circulated grades. You might want to read this link. Scroll down the page for the article. Best of luck whatever you decide. https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1898-o-1/7254Edited by MisterT
05/13/2025 5:07 pm
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