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1899 V Nickel For Grading..

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Just won this a minute ago for one heck of a price. They sell all day for $20 in VF, and $30-40 in XF.


Thought it looked decent. VF-35ish? Full liberty.


EDIT: Just noticed the beautiful rev die crack. Score!
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I'm at vf25-30. Nice pick up for a fin.
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Solid VF25 - Nice buy!
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I see at least two reverse die cracks, maybe three.
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Kind of confused that you were the only bidder and won that real nice VF-25 V-Nickel . I'm just a little concerned that it may have had some kind of light cleaning in its lifetime . Still you slayed it ! congrats .
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Solid 25. Note that it is more common to find these dates with die cracks rather than without them.

No die cracks probably indicates an earlier strike with less wear on the dies.
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Can't go wrong with that price. Hope there aren't any surprises when you get it in hand.
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Quote:
Just noticed the beautiful rev die crack.


Actually, if you look closely, there are 3 of them
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VF-25.
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A really great pick! Only some light scratches on the obverse to distract. I would say VF25 as well. Well done!!
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I think the obverse scratches on the neck may be enough to details it. VF-25 details scratched. I'd pay 4.99 for her though. That being said, this is one of my favorite series and know how difficult it is to find nice original examples.
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I think the obverse scratches on the neck may be enough to details it. VF-25 details scratched. I'd pay 4.99 for her though. That being said, this is one of my favorite series and know how difficult it is to find nice original examples.


Thought that as well but it's not that bad.
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