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This one is housed in a new ICG slab. Tell me what you think. Thanks!   Edited by tpmjr2004
08/18/2015 10:02 am
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I'm going to say 64 within a half of point
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64 close to 65  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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A little hard to tell for sure with these scans, can you get a couple more shots with better lighting? The coin looks like it might be a slider, AU-58. There are some gray areas that look like wear.
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MS-64 maybe even MS-65; I don't see any wear.
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I don't have the coin in front of me at the moment, but I can try to get a different set of pics later. I don't have a very good camera and lighting set up. These are iPhone pics taken on my dining room table.
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AU58 or MS62. It really depends on what is going on in the fields, that appears to be friction in front of Liberty's face. For those of you calling this a 65, a MS65 1890-CC is a $3,500 coin. A 65+ is a $10,000 coin. A 66, a $25,000-$30,000 coin, and top pop, if memory is right. This is nowhere near those values. At best, it is a MS63, valuing it closer to $800-$1,000. A 64 is around $1,500 just for the sake of completeness.
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08/18/2015 1:29 pm
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AU 58 as the cheek appears to have circulation rub, but hard to tell from photos. I would not be surprised if it graded MS 61 or 62.
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I'll agree with IGE at 58. Very difficult to judge luster from these pics.
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I think MS62 too much chatter on the chin a main focal point.
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MS-62. I do not think this is an AU coin/a slider 58. Decent enough fields but distracting chin and cheeks, and it looks like the date took a hit.
JMHO.
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I tried yesterday to get better pics, but none of them came out well. I'll post the grade later.
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This one is hard. I will go with au-58, looks to me wear on hair above her forehead and ear.
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