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1853 Seated Liberty Dime

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How would you grade this one? I've got it at VF30.

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VF35.
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VF 35 seems right. Nice example of reverse J. Obverse 16? Very collectable example!
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11/18/2013 7:51 pm
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30
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VF-30.
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VF30 IMO
A&R is right on the money with the die crack diagnostics calling out a Reverse J; its an earlier die state of J from what I can tell, the cracks have not appeared yet in areas where full deterioration led to. It looks like an Obverse 10 though. I see doubling above the stem on the left arrow. Obverse 10 was paired with reverse J from what I can tell and its got the diagnostic.

Nice variety coin
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11/19/2013 01:02 am
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I'd go VF35.
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I think it could go 35
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