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1862 Indian Head Cent

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I was wondering what this might grade at and what would cause the rim on the obverse to look like that?

Thanks,
Terry McManus



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 Posted 12/16/2012  11:02 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add acloco to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Very interesting coin. I like the Longacre doubling on the obverse.

WHAT is underneath the "2" in the date? Overdate?
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Possible the planchet wasn't fully seated when struck?
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XF-45. Looks like it was struck partially out-of-collar
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Too bad about the scratches on the obverse.

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I think it has AU-50 details but the scratches on the obverse would constitute a problem status for this cent. I would likewise guess the unusual rim feature from 5:00 to 10:00 on the obverse is from some kind of misalignment during striking.
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