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1853 Arrows And Rays 25c

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I am going to crack this out for my 7070, but before doing it, I thought it might be fun for you to see what MGC grade this one.

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I would grade it EF-40.
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I am going to crack this out for my 7070
...when did they start making 7070s that have this type?
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EF40.
Nice original surfaces, honest wear, excellent non-gaudy tarnishing - Wicked nice add, mac!
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I would grade it .
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VF-30 is what I'd grade it.
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It's a pancake reverse strike, which distorts the detail.
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No problems,
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obv vf35
rev vf30
I think this is a details coin. The surfaces should not be shiny like that and I don't think it is luster. Net vf details questionable surfaces.
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XF-40
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VF-35.
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Do they still use XF45? That's what I think. Love this type coin design.
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Looks cleaned and retoned. Nice bones though.
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EF, details, cleaned.
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Super flat strike. Actual sharpness probably a bit better than it looks, so I'll go XF40. Not sure if original toning or cleaned and retoned, but either way, it will look great in a type set!
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