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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Here is an 1881-S Eagle. What grade would you put on the holder?  |
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Canada
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So sorry to go off topic but bonedigger, what is the coin you have for your avatar? I saw the same coin in a grab box in france but it had a big clip out of it. As for the coin, I see what looks like a little wear on Liberty's hair but the reverse looks real good.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Based on the image I see, AU-58 or so, but the image is not quite as good as the coin.
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United States
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Pillar of the Community
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"So sorry to go off topic but bonedigger, what is the coin you have for your avatar? I saw the same coin in a grab box in france but it had a big clip out of it. As for the coin, I see what looks like a little wear on Liberty's hair but the reverse looks real good."
It's an Edward I silver penny 1239-1307. Longshanks...
Take Care
Ben
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United States
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Hi Bonedigger,
I'd give it an AU55 based on wear and remaining luster. However, the many small to medium scuff marks should bring the grade down a little. I expect it would grade 50 or 53 at PCGS or NGC.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Wow, it has acne. But it has that lack of wear. I'll go with AU-50.
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 United States
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The reverse says 55-58, but the obverse says 50-55.
AU55 in a slab.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Both the coins $5 & $10 were raw antique shop purchases. I know I didn't pay over $350 for both coins, but gold was much lower in 2000 as well...
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I'll say AU-53 and a nice example.
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Posted 08/08/2007 11:31 am
