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I tried my best...  I'll post better pictures if needed once the sun comes out. I won't say what my guess was because I'm a terrible, terrible grader so as to avoid any bias.  Edited by nalaberong
05/25/2013 4:57 pm
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Please post the other side, too.
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Pillar of the Community
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All right, here:  |
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United Kingdom
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The coins might be behind film or plastic.
I can't see any detail on the feathers and some of the upper leaves seem very worn.
So GF/AVF.
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I'd say VF (The eagle's head does look a bit flat. But I suppose that this could have been from the strike.)
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United Kingdom
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It's a good point however I would expect more detail on the shield and on the reverse ribbon for a VF coin.
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Valued Member
United States
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I would say a low VF. I could believe a strong F too. I wonder if it has scratches, seems like there are diagonal lines on the reverse.
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United Kingdom
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I must admit I didn't notice the diagonal stripe on the reverse.
nalaberong, what grade was it sold at ?
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nalaberong, what grade was it sold at ? Ha, this actually made its way into a bulk world coin bin somehow - so it cost me 8 cents! It was unencapsulated, so I didn't have anywhere to start. |
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Posted 05/25/2013 5:30 pm
