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  This one is replacing the AU 1909 P in my 7070. I've got it at VF 30ish. Not worth the cost of slabbing, but worth more than a 2x2.
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NICE! ....and a woody to boot!!
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Don't think it will make 30, VF-20
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This is a nice no problem ,even wear 09-S . F-15 for originality . Some might say VF-20-25 , but lets keep it honest .  |
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The 1909-S coins are weak in the cheek/jaw area. This get collectors ALL the time when trying to determine the grade. Years ago I posted one and it had people saying "VF to EF". I knew it was at least AU, NGC gave it MS-62. I've found the wheats are the best indicators of wear on any 1909-S.
This is a VF25 or so coin all day long.
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weak obverse, I always grade these by the wheats. VF25
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Quite a difference between sides. Reverse is a strong 35, obverse seems weak with circ problems, haven't got a clue on that side but overall wouldn't go high as a 25, more like a 15 at best.
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