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I like this one... MS-62 for me  |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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For a coin this size, it looks great to me - I'll say at least 64, despite reverse wing ticks.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Appears to be some light wear on the high points, AU-58
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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AU-58 from those pictures.
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United States
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Really impossible to say from pics alone for sure. But it's a super-looking coin.
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United States
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Beautiful coin but it is tough to decide from those photos if there is a bit of slide or not. Either an AU-58 or a MS-64. In-hand grading pretty much a must.
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Looks MS65 to me with a strikingly beautiful obverse that looks MS66. The reverse has a few more contact marks and a slightly weak strike that should hold the grade to 65. The 1908 NM Saint is very common in MS65 and brings a relatively small premium to melt these days. Current Bid is around $1530 with Retail being about $1600 to $1700.
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Bedrock of the Community
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I lean that way too. It ranks with the best obverses I've seen for this coin based on these pics. It's hard to find a flaw.
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Easily a 63/64 in my book!
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au58. Rub on breast,legs,hands on obverse, reverse on the eagles breast. Nice coin.
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The 1908 No Motto double eagle is tough to grade and sometimes even hard to authenticate. The issue is marked by indifferent strikes, subdued luster and a lack of sharpness. What looks like wear might be a soft strike. It's hard to tell what is from these photos. My first double eagle was an example of this coin which I bought for $75 in the mid 1960s when I was in high school. That was a high price for a common date double eagle back then. Today it's in an NGC MS-64 holder. I'll post pictures of it tomorrow.   Edited by billjones
10/21/2016 09:52 am
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A little late .. but I was thinking MS 64
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Posted 10/19/2016 4:37 pm
