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Large 9. I think they are spot on with this one. Really a no brainer. Just wanted to have a little fun. Color is off in this photo and any hairlines you see are on the holder.   |
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 F12. |
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I'll guess VG10 to break from the crowd. It does look like a nice piece.
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Considering I just got a different date from this series back from NGC, i'd have to go Fine 12
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It looks darn close to the F12 in PCGS photograde
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I like it at F15 very nice and original looking quarter.
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PCGS has this at F-12. I agree. Looks like everyone was in the ball park. To me, this is a classic F-12 obverse and reverse. Unless it is raw on ebay......... then it is a VF-30. |
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I'd go VF20 (oops, just read last post)...guess I was a bit generous due to the reverse. Do you think this 1833 would go VF20 or ?   Edited by Prethen
05/08/2013 2:11 pm
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Halves can be tricky. I'd go F-12. 15 if the rims were stronger. Typical for this variety. On a great day it might go 20 if strike is considered. IMHO.
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Assuming the hairlines are considered market-acceptable, I could see it going VF20. The clasp is technically not there, but given the wide variance of strike quality with Bust Halves I don't think that one feature is weighted appropriately for grading with this issue. The rest of the coin is there.
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Comparing to my own, I'd say F15, and I really like the look!
However, I have no experience at all grading this series.
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I'm going with VF20 on 1833. nice eye appeal!  |
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