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1820 Large Cent, Grade And Value

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I am thinking about getting this one. What are your thoughts and what would you pay?

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I would grade EF45 details, net VF20 to F15, so a potential purchaser should price accordingly for the variety (small date).
Assuming it is not an N-14, I would price at approx. $100-$150.

This coin is unfortunately not very appealing - with spots of (probably hard) encrusted corrosion. Difficult to say if the color is original.
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EF-AU sharpness, but the corrosion spots are a real shame. You would do well to seek out a copper specialist (not me) to arrest that corrosion which appears to still be active. I don't know if NCS or PCGS do that kind of work. If you are near the Charlotte, NC area in early April the EAC convention is going to be held there.
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Technical grade EF-40. Market grade XF details, environmental damage. The corrosion spots will leave surface damage, even if acetone reduces severity.

It's one I'd pass on unless it was "dirt" cheap - $60-70.
But in actuality I still wouldn't buy it myself.
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I can get it for $80, and I believe it is an N-4.

Since I was questioning this one to begin with, it may be best to pass.
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What's going on to the right of S6?
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It looks like there was a spot of corrosion that chipped away there, perhaps
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For the right price, sure, but like was mentioned it has a couple of issues. Verdicare might help.
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EF45 maybe AU. I think verdicare may fix this one
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I didn't win this one. Sold for $100, which was more than I was comfortable paying.
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EF-45 at least, agree with the Verdi-Care suggestion.
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