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I'll be able to tell you but not from those pictures. You will need a shot that clearly shows the obverse rim beads and their orientation with the legends. Really needs to be out of the 2x2 for that.
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Step One- Remove the coin from the 2x2 so good pics can be obtained. Step Two- There are many threads with this subject- Try using the search Engine on the left. Step Three- Return the coin to a nice fresh 2x2 with your own handwriting- Only then does it become "Your Coin." Buying the coin is only the first part of The Journey.  |
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Chances are its an english obverse. The indian obverse is very very rare with the dropped one reverse.
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Hey I have a better picture btw if it is a London obverse what would you grade it and value it at?  |
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Zooming in on the last picture should be good enough if not tell me and I will get out my camera and try it with that
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The photos need to be outside of a 2x2, with a proper camera and need to be perpendicular to the coins surface, not at an angle.
A rough grading would be VF-EF but its hard to narrow it down with those pics. I think you did pretty well for $25 but would still love to see some decent photos.
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Looks VF. I can see a full centre diamond but no 7th or 8th pearls.
At $25 you probably paid about the going rate.
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Posted 04/27/2013 11:23 pm
