Posted 03/28/2016 01:37 am
I fully agree with the previous poster ... AU details, improperly cleaned.
It really angers me when a seller knows a coin is cleaned but doesn't say so. They have a lucrative customer base with inexperienced collectors. Personally, I don't want to rip them off any more than I want to be ripped off.
Also, it's my opinion that if a seller doesn't know the coin's been cleaned, he might want to educate himself a bit more before selling more coins. In most cases, it's not a difficult decision. If that's not the problem, then the seller is probably trying to take advantage of inexperienced, prospective buyers.
Just my opinion. Good luck!
Alan
It really angers me when a seller knows a coin is cleaned but doesn't say so. They have a lucrative customer base with inexperienced collectors. Personally, I don't want to rip them off any more than I want to be ripped off.
Also, it's my opinion that if a seller doesn't know the coin's been cleaned, he might want to educate himself a bit more before selling more coins. In most cases, it's not a difficult decision. If that's not the problem, then the seller is probably trying to take advantage of inexperienced, prospective buyers.
Just my opinion. Good luck!
Alan
I think it would be around AU-55 details, definitely polished sometime. The reverse has more detail than the obverse. 
)! You may want to check out Photograde to get a start on learning how to grade them using images alone.
