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1819 Bust Half

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1819-Bust-Half
1819-Bust-Half

Picked this beauty up at the local coin dealer for $132. Looks to be a pretty beautiful coin, so I think I did well. My guess is EF-45. Thoughts?
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is the green PVC damage or toning?
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EF40 with possible PVC damage, you should get that in some acetone before its too late!
Nic die crack from e to wing.
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VF-25 details. Cleaned
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VF35 for me, agree you should soak it in acetone overnight.

Ouch! My head hurts from looking at it sideways..
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I had to "fix" this presentation:

1819-Bust-Half

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I have this one as the 1819/18 O-102, an R.2 variety. Strong VF, and as has been mentioned this one really needs to meet some acetone before it's destroyed forever. Shnug, Search this forum for "acetone" to learn about its' use - we discuss it very frequently - and make it so before the PVC eats away enough silver to finish the coin for good.
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Nice coin! The members suggest a soak in acetone to stop or eliminate the green PVC . If it is PVC you need to soak it.
The process is explained in a number of post.
In the left hand corner is a box, "Search Coin Community."
Type in any key word ie. acetone, cleaning and start reading.
Let us know your results.
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Nice "fix" SsuperDdave
You are a faster typer than me. On the acetone directions.
Is the Liberty and the Shield a dead give away for cleaned?

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VF30 details.
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Is the Liberty and the Shield a dead give away for cleaned?


No. In fact, I'm not at all ready to call this one "cleaned," based on what I see in these images and what I know about coin photography. I see little evidence one way or another regarding surface originality aside what might be halos around the right-side stars.
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VF-30 details? Might just be the photos but this coin looks cleaned in my opinion.
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Surfaces look original to me. VF35
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