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I found this on ebay and won for $12.85 w/2.95 s/h I have $15.00 plus in gave or take a dollar. but its real hard here to fine any non cull barber O minted 1/2 dollars in Alabama>   grade it please! |
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VG10
That was about the condition and price of my first Barber for my half dollar type set. I have since replaced it with a slightly better coin.
Edited by 1sikevo
02/16/2008 2:07 pm
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thanks 1sikevo!
any more opinions?
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VG-10 with old cleaning...a nice looking type coin, enjoy!
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Maybe F-12 if all letter of liberty are at least partially visible.
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That's great you bought a coin, but it's too bad you think 1918, 1919, and 1920 are 'key dates' in the Wheat cent type. |
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This Barber Halfabusterisbetter I know 1918 -1920 wheat are key days & specially S&D minted coin  this a Barber half dollar not a Wheat cent? |
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I know it's a Barber and I know what key dates are. I'm not going to provide my own expertise to grade your coins until your listings reflect the ethics I consider a bare minimum for selling coins. I just don't want to take a chance on having my judgments associated with one of your ebay listings. |
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at one time I 1918-p+s 19p+s &20p+s listed and someone just wanted the S coin and I forgot to change it it done now Thanks for noticing I had plan on Monday, to clear out some older listing. It seam like I will do it today&Monday you will see that a lot of my Item will be update if you read the detail on listings I never even noticed the key date in the listing  |
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Thanks folk's I will post what grade it come back from NGC!
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You are spending money to slab a $12 dollar coin ? Slabbing does not make a coin any more valuable. Edited by 1sikevo
02/17/2008 8:31 pm
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I am having it slabbed so my wife or son get all the money that they can out of a 40 year collection, when I am not here anymore.
I work on Saturdays at a coin shop so the owner can go to shows and one of the good thing about it I get a little cash and 2 coin slabbed a month free
this the reason it went of to NGC
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Ahh.. free is a different story. Makes no sense spending $25-30 to slab a $12 coin. Still, I would have found a more worthy coin instead of a common date Barber in the VG/F condition, IMO. It's kinda like putting a $3000 alarm system on a $500 car.
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It the shop work at its $16.00 just for the grade. if you have old Bust coinage & Barber+Morgan w/Vams that may have Breen or Overton+vam# number that's detail we charge $28.00
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VG10, IDK about old cleaning.
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