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1818 Bust Quarter (New Pics)

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Wanted a large diameter quarter on a small budget, this is what I came up with....lighting was a little harsh one

updated pics, focus is a hair off but more indicative of coin in hand

Really don't see this one as harshly cleaned...coin is a hair lighter in color but not much

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VG-8 details cleaned still a nice one.
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Still nice!
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I need to re-shoot this coin, my contrast is way off haha....cleaned probably.....long time ago though
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Haha the contrast was fine for me but, maybe it will show more, but chances are that it'll still look like a VG-8
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I had it in that range as well....just the picture is bugging me :)
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VG Cleaned. Is the coin as dark as it seems in the pictures or is it just the lighting?
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its the pictures I need to retake these....has a nice circulation cameo, not really dark
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Wanted a large diameter quarter on a small budget, this is what I came up with....lighting was a little harsh on her


You did well. It appears to be an easy VG8 and a doubt this ~200 year old coin would grade as details. Finding an evenly struck nearly full rim Lg. Capped Quarter in VG is always a pleasure.
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VG8 Details. Harshly cleaned
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VG details
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@shadowtrooper78: Try adjusting the angle of your lighting/camera. Normal circulation wear is causing people to think you have a cleaned coin when likely it's fine. I've seen similar pieces grade problem-free hundreds of times.
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Gonna mess around with that tomorrow hopefully....still adjusting to my newer camera setup....trying to get accurate.....but are turning out harsh....next step diffuse lighting
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VG details
nice pick up though
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I agree with VG8 and have a feeling your picture or lighting conditions are making it look not as nice as it really is.
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It may be a shot in the dark, but I personally would use a q-tip coupled with some residue-free acetone to dislodge any crud in an attempt to reveal additional detail and to lighten the currently-darkened nature of the patina.

A grade change is highly unlikely but this process may produce a more optimal photo to the greater extent of what is possible with something as harshly cleaned as this one.
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