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Thoughts On Grade.... 1853 Large Cent

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Pulled my large cents out of the safe to put in white ring Air-Tites and this 1853 jumped out at me as it is in pretty good condition. I've collected these many years ago but my interest in collecting more LC's has recently rekindled as some of you may remember from my topic posts (1831,1841 woody?)

So, long story short - thoughts on grade?


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 Posted 08/31/2017  7:02 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jerryc39 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
vf30 or so sharpness. Color in pics makes it looked cleaned in past. Could be the lighting.
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Color in pics makes it looked cleaned in past. Could be the lighting


Them darn curly cue bulbs suck for picture taking - I put in an old bulb in my lamp - this is more true to the actual colour of the coin. It is more chocolate brown in hand.


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I would also say VF condition. Mark, lookup large cent grading scale and go to the first link you see.
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I think the front is better than the back, front is almost AU. I think the coin would be high xf. #128563; Just my opinion
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I'd say a solid XF.
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new pics showed the coin better. I think its has XF sharpness now. Color looked better too.
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Looks xf to me too. A little shiny though.
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Appears to be in a XF grade now.
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Looks xf to me too. A little shiny though.


I agree, too shiny. I am trying to save for a good camera - going to take some coins to my local Camera store and let them help me out on buying a decent camera that can take good pics - the only prob is it's gonna cost me over 400$! I guess I gotta take the bite!!
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lookup large cent grading scale and go to the first link you see.


Cool, but I ain't got time tonight - that's why I asked tonight! Taking care of my ducks and just wanted to come back for some responses!!

As you can see - I used to box and ride Motocross - poor Bob is 9 pounds but I can easily grab him up - LOL!!

This is my BOB - huge Pekin

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Oh okay, I understand. You got cute ducks. I like Bob the best. I think that's awesome you own ducks! :)
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I like Bob the best. I think that's awesome you own ducks! :)


Cool - Ive had runners for the past 10 years. Bob was a Pekin rescue duck that I went to my Mom's neighbor and told them I'm taking their duck because they weren't taking care of them - Like I said, I used to box and I pretty much made him scared - LOL! My mom, who is 87, keeps telling me to stop intimidating people, I just had to laugh!!

Here's my runner ducks - I got 14 of them:


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and when "MS Bigmouth" hatched 8 babies - too cute!
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awwww the baby ducks are too cute
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awwww the baby ducks are too cute


They are now that I got used to them - I used to have 5 runners and told my wife to "get the eggs out of the coop" and she says-"no need to worry, Runner ducks are NOT broody! So guess what- out comes 8 little babies with their mother!! TA DA!
Cute as heck!



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