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1856 And 1890 Seated Liberty Dimes For Grading

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Nice ones. What do you grade them at?
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really like the first one. 63 for the first, 62 for the second.
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1 MS-62
2 MS-62
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PVC/Environmental Damage on the first one. UNC Details.

The second one looks very nice with muted luster so I'd guess MS63.
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63 and 62.
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62 and 62.
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