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Coinaholic73 Valued Member United Kingdom 298 Posts	Posted 01/08/2013 2:16 pm Has this any value at all in this condition? Would it even grade as Good, with what looks like a pitted surface? Report this Post to the Staff

HelzelsCoins Valued Member United States 419 Posts	Posted 01/08/2013 2:54 pm Can I have a clear close pic of the date please? Its Probably in the neighborhood of $5 Edited by HelzelsCoins 01/08/2013 2:54 pm Report this Post to the Staff
dsfreeworld Pillar of the Community United States 4337 Posts	Posted 01/08/2013 3:05 pm that coin has the value its owner puts on it as part of the collection...thats a dark, crusty beauty IMO which has traveled the last 185 years and been a great service to many past citizens of this great country...imagine how many kids had that rattling in their piggy bank...or how many shop owners had that in their cash tills in exchange for you name it... nice cent Report this Post to the Staff
morgandude Valued Member United States 380 Posts	Posted 01/08/2013 3:46 pm G details. Nice early piece! Report this Post to the Staff
supgog Pillar of the Community Israel 2420 Posts	Posted 01/08/2013 4:30 pm Nice coin. G/G+ details, worth ~10$. Report this Post to the Staff
HelzelsCoins Valued Member United States 419 Posts	Posted 01/09/2013 09:49 am dsfreeworld.. I love those old circulated coins. Edited by HelzelsCoins 01/09/2013 09:50 am Report this Post to the Staff
jsbruton Valued Member United States 271 Posts	Posted 01/09/2013 2:03 pm It grades a lot better than you think it falls right under Fine detail, but... the environmental damage will knock you back G+ to VG. Report this Post to the Staff
Coinaholic73 Valued Member United Kingdom 298 Posts	Posted 01/09/2013 4:02 pm Thanks guys, I'm amazed given the general wear/damage that 'liberty' stands out so well. Got this in a lot for not much & its made me want to get a better grade. Quote: ..imagine how many kids had that rattling in their piggy bank...or how many shop owners had that in their cash tills in exchange for you name it... or how it found its way accross the pond! I'd like to imagine it got here via some merchant in the late 1800's rather than a $10 purchase on ebay Edited by Coinaholic73 01/09/2013 4:05 pm Report this Post to the Staff
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