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Seated Liberty Half Dimes For Grading

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What do you grade the following?

Which do you believe is the nicest based on your grade? Thanks for all help!

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Immediate first impression - #1.
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Thanks mox! What do you grade it at? The others have cool but I guess strange toning
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I like the 1845, looks MS-63 or 64.
1857 AU-55, 1859-O AU-58.
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All look AU-58 or better, would probably pick the 1857 for overall balance but don't really love any of them.
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I picked the red, white and blue 1845 in the other thread and pick it again. The 1859-O is nice too.
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It's all about eye appeal. I would take the 59 in a heartbeat over the others. Easy decision here. You're looking at these small gals under a lot of magnification. The 59 will look best in hand.
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The '59 has a weird zombie face. Not sure if they're tick marks or just bad toning there. That's a deal breaker for me. It looks like it has a lot of marks in the obverse field too if you look past the toning. That one is too baggy.

The '45 has a weird look to its face too lol.

The '57 is the star of these three though. It has what looks like awesome die breaks around the stars. I'm not sure what's happening around Liberty's flag holding arm. Lots of die breaks on the reverse too. Toning aside, that's the best coin of the three!

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09/11/2017 10:36 pm
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