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Can't tell if all the scratches are on the coin or the plastic s it's a little difficult to grade. To be on the conservative side I'm going to say AU-58.
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Pillar of the Community
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slab is pretty scratched up should I take it out. Not graded just says its is uncirculated and authentic.
What is the best way to break open a slab without damaging coin?
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i use pliers on the corners of the slab... wire cutters work well too.
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Bedrock of the Community
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AU level, possibly dipped-out.
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AU55
Old dies would not cause the marks on the face as the marks are circulation rub. Worn dies on a Morgan will cause a soft strike that often resulted in lack of details in the breast feathers and hair above ear.
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Eagles breast feathers are almost gone, can't see this one going over AU-53. Looks details to me, cleaned/dipped.
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AU Details, shows some signs of an abrasive cleaning
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I'm at AU details as well.
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02/21/2016 09:14 am
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Posted 02/20/2016 4:23 pm
