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1844 Seated Dime What Does It Grade?

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I'll start off by saying this isn't my coin but I wish it was.

What do you think this Seated dime grades? What do you think of the toning?

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AU-50
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AU-53. Can't speak for the toning though.
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I'm also skeptical about the toning. Looks like it was "painted on" always a sign of artificial toning. If I didn't know any better I'd say a 7-year-old got some oil-crayons and pained the coin.
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I'm not concerned about the toning; it's seen on these. Especially if it's one of the Proofs known for the date, which is what I'm leaning towards with this coin.
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i'd say its most certainly a proof. that is a strongly struck coin and I do not see any wear on it. I am going PF63
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The toning looks fine to me... Well, by fine I mean natural.... as well as stunning . I'm not positive in the least but I'm leaning towards a proof as well, awesome coin!
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i'd say its most certainly a proof.


Very strong denticles. PR64
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Toning like this makes it tough to tell what's a scratch and what's not a scratch!
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I am not completely convinced it is a proof. I will let the seated experts chime in before I make an opinion.
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Doesn't really have the look of a uncirculated coin to me. The pictures seem to show no luster. Maybe an impaired proof
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It is graded MS-65 by PCGS and is in the upcoming Legend-Morphy Auction. The toning is what caught my eye while I was browsing the online catalog.

http://legendmorphy.hibid.com/lot/1...y=50&cpage=3

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That is one depressing auction. I can't afford one of those coins. LOL.
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That is one depressing auction. I can't afford one of those coins.


You're not alone there...

I requested an auction catalog in 2012 and was blown away by the high quality photos of the lots. They sent another in 2013. These catalogs were hardback too. I didn't buy anything either time so I won't likely get any more, but I keep them on my bookshelf to look at from time to time.

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