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1899-O Barber Half

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Lyle Kruse
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Just wondering if this is worth keeping or should I sell it and get a nicer one?



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It's hard saying without knowing your collection and wants/needs. However, if you are interested in coins with a little more detail then this would be a coin to upgrade. I don't like the scratches around the cap and hair.
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AG-3 and I'd look for at least a full rim good or better.
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I'd hang on to it till a better replacement is found.
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I would look for a better one and keep them both. I refuse to loose money on a coin. If that means waiting a few years to sell, then so be it. I sell rarely anyway. Maybe 5 coins in my life.
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I'd say aG-3 do the grade and whether to keep it or not is up to you.
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