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1868 Shield Nickel

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Hard for me to tell on this one myself because of the dark toning and damage to the obverse. Thanks for the help.

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The pics are not helping

Take it out of the Mylar, rotate it proper, repost

It could be F details with environmental damage, not sure yet
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I would give this a technical grade of VG-10. However, there is significant damage to the obverse, and there appears to be corrosion on the reverse. This drops the potential retail value to, I would say, less than half of VG-8. This is the more common reverse of 1867 variety.
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It looks like it is corroded, and someone tried to remove it unsuccessfully with something acidic, which caused the damage.....but need better pics to know for sure.
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I will say VG details but better pics would help.
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