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United States
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MS63, lots of chatter on the cheek and in the fields on the obverse. Never the less, great coin! I think these Redfield holders will go for a premium.
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United States
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Thats rough, eye appeal makes me want to grade it a 63, but it is probably higher.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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MS63, just too many marks imho.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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MS62/63 IMO.
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United States
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Real world it is a 63.
The red Redfield holder adds value. Do not bust it out of the current holder.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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United States
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I agree with MS 63. There is too many marks to go any higher. As for the value, you cannot go off the price guide. Redfield coins, depending on the date and mint, go for significantly more than their average counterparts. Here is a quick search on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/sch/Coins-Paper...7+s+redfieldYou can also look at the completed listings for an idea how much they have gone for. |
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Even with all the lustre MS63 is the max
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It's a nice 63 Could go 64 on a great day, but I think that is unlikely. Zero shot at 65.
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United States
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Just be careful when collecting these, After the success of the Redfield dollars, Paramount decided to take advantage and sell their own silver dollars in the exact same red Paramount holders, minus the Redfield name.
I have seen so many listing and high....... high bids for what people advertise as a Redfield dollar, just because it is in a red Paramount holder. If it does not say Redfield on the holder, it is NOT a Redfield dollar and should not command a premium as such.
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