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1869 Shield Nickel For Grading

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I think this possibly makes MS but has a slight mark on the upper shield, what do you guys and gals think it would grade out as? Thanks!RK


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MS61. Very Nice.
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MS61 Any high graded Shield is big buck. I like this one.
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MS-61.
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just beautiful MS61 ...
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MS61 too I'd guess.
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I'm at MS61 with the others, but the luster appears compromised, lots of breaks/hairlines and spotting in places, otherwise it would probably pull a 62.
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I agree low ms. 61 maybe 62. Strike looks great. Stars and lines appear full. Almost as full detail as a proof I have from this year. Awesome coin!
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I think it does make MS
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I think that this coin is MS, and I think that it's better than MS-61. It could go as high as MS-63 or 64. I don't see any wear and only a minor spot or two with few contact marks.
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MS-62
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i have it at MS63+. at least half of the luster is gone and the mark through the upper shield area would affect value. it still a nice coin. it may have had a light dip in the past but nothing that would affect it grade or value wise
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