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1868 Shield Two Cents

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Another coin from my father's collection, with older ANACS photo grade certificate. I'll post the certificate and grade soon, but how would you grade it? I'm planning to sell this one, so if there's any information I should include in the item description please let me know. Thanks!

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Tough to tell from your pics.
Certainly at least mid-AU.
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pics kind of obscure the detail. I recommend using a tan or beige background color instead of white. If you were to sell this coin on ebay, posting a poor picture of a great coin can mean a considerable loss in money.
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Hard to tell from the photo's but it may make MS-60
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Some negative (and helpful!) comments about the photos. Is the problem just the background? The lighting is very strong...should it be diffused or potentially at more of an angle? Any thoughts?
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Experiment with different background colors, different lighting etc.. Once you have a picture that looks like the coin does when you have it in hand you know you're there
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The latest attempts at better shots:

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And the early ANACS cert with grade AU 50/50:

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