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1913 Indian Head 2 And 1/2 Coin.

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New to coin collecting and this was my second buy in pre- 1933 gold coins.. I thought the coin may grade higher then what it was sold as and didn't know if I should have it slabbed or not.

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AU-55 or 58.
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high AU
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I would be happy at AU-55.
On the reverse, this is the focal point:
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The upper portion of the wing is first to show wear, and there is a bit of wear here.
Nonetheless, a very pleasing example.

Will someone else please point out the first area on the obverse to show wear?
I still need to learn this.
The cheek bone? Or something else.

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Thanks everyone.. it's hard to get good pictures of all the areas like you pointed out of the wing tip.. the feathers are there but hard to see as I looked at the 1913 MS65 on PCGS and they all seem to be alittle light in that area to me.

http://www.pcgscoinfacts.com/Coin/D...7945?redir=t

but I did get afew better shots at that wing..

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