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Awesome 1809 Classic Half Cent, Clipped Planchet Or PMD?

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Just picked this absolute beauty today, what does everyone think?

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Looks irregular for a clip. I vote damaged.
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What would the grade be though? Guess I should change the title!
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cohen 6 I think. vf details porosity/damage. Lots of this year were minted so many that they were released over several years.
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Hmmm, I thought at least XF. Raining on my parade here folks!
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All the way a VF details, for fake clip and damage.
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EF-45 details, rim damage and porosity.
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Some weakness in strike on both sides. This is a really nice classic head with an above average planchet. Cant comment on the defect but it could have been a defect on the planchet. I'm going to market grade this at XF40. I'd like to see what celticsoul has to say about it.
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I'd like to see what celticsoul has to say about it.

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I think it easily makes XF details wise
The light porosity doesn't really bother me much
Not sure about the clip but I wouldn't be surprised if it was mint made.
Nice find.
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My first thought was PMD, but not really sure.
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EF-40 Appearance with a possible planchet flaw.
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I agree with EF details. From the photo, however, it is difficult to say just how even/smooth the surfaces are.
Regarding the 'clip', my feeling is that it is either a planchet flaw, or some kind of damage. The radius of the missing section seems too small for a cent, or even a Half Cent clip. Still a high grade coin and worthy as such.
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AU Details, there is way too much detail on the highest parts for this to be XF unless a TPGer net grades it down. As for the clip, I'm not really sure, first instinct was PMD but it's hard to tell.
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Would nice photos of the rim in question aid in our quest to uncover the truth behind the "clip"?
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I'm looking at a damaged AU+ Half Cent. Does not appear to be a planchet clip or flaw. The coin has rough surfaces also, which would net this coin to a rather low grade.
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