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Grade Newfoundland Twenty Cent 1882

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It shines from all angles with a slight golden tone. It's not graded.
What do you think? Bought it from a guy that said it was in a safe deposit box for many years.

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VF30
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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EF-40 to 45 IMO.
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I may be wrong but it kind of looks cleaned to me. VF details if so. If not, then VF30
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It's not cleaned. That lustre you're seeing. It's very flashy.

I think it belongs in the EF range as well.
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EF is what I see here..lots of luster remaining in the legend..
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EF-40 but agree it looks suspiciously bright.
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I would guess the coin has had a light buffing at one time, EF-40
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