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Wow, those die cracks are insane. I'm a real rookie at grading these but maybe VF25. I'm thinking the flat spots are strike issues.
Edited by dave700x
02/04/2014 8:40 pm
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Amazing die cracks! I'll say VF-35 but I wouldn't be shocked if this coin would grade XF.
This year is known for weak stikes such as these.
Edited by Joe2007
02/04/2014 9:16 pm
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You sure have posted some some very nice Bust Half Dollars in the past few days!   |
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A little luster poking through. Weak strike in a couple areas.typical. I think shes XF40
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Killer die cracks! VF30. |
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A strike more typical of 1810 than the other one I graded. This one is a brutal late die state O-101a, very near terminal. Think I'm offering this one the same XF40 as the last, but this is a more common variety.
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Posted 02/04/2014 9:15 pm
