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Two Seated Dimes Grading Thoughts?

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Last one from me. But what do you think of these two?



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I think these are ok, but I think you can do better. This one is ms62 and a little pricey but this is the look that I would be looking for.

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Coin 1: I think the obverse has been worked on. The toning on the reverse is very nice.

Coin 2: is 100% original with especially attractive toning on the obverse.

If you have to choose one, go with coin 2.
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Actually I don't care for the eye appeal of either one. NGC was generous giving these AU-55.
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Tend to agree.
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It looks to me like the same picture was used for both coins' reverse pictures, but because there is blue in the background, I would assume that belongs to coin number two. The reverse on that one looks weak, and I am not so much a fan of its obverse toning, but I feel like it has the potential of looking better in hand. That one definitely looks AU to me, but it is hard to tell more than that from those pictures. As for the first one...


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Coin 1: I think the obverse has been worked on.


That is what I was thinking as well. My preference is for the second one.
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The grade are about right, but the strike is rather weak on the reverse, eye appeal aren't sharp.
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I actually like the look of coin 1 better. It has the better strike on the head and color seems better.
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