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1828 LD Large Cent Grade?

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How would you grade this one? Sellers photos.
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I'm going to net this one at F12 overall. obverse is a little stronger but not enough to pull F15 imo
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I am in at F12 as well. Do you know the newcomb variety?
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I don't have the Newcomb number, can anyone help?
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I am just spitballing - but will take a stab at N2 or N3 given the way the 2 almost touches the 8. However this is not at all my field so I am making a very rudimentary guess. I look forward to the specialists to chime in.
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F-12
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I would go F15 and I think it is an N5

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IGE asking for a grade....how about that.
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In all seriousness though, I agree with the F-12.
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IGE asking for a grade....how about that.


It's always nice to get a second opinion.

Anyone else have an idea on the Newcomb number? We have N2, 3, and 5. I don't have the book so need help on this one.
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Looking at examples at CoinFacts I think Kurrency Ken's ID on N-5 is correct. Same obverse die used on all three numbers but only the 5 has this reverse with the obverse die.
Thanks for the help!
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Does it look like there could be a reverse Cud developing above the "ited" in united?

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f-12
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Does it look like there could be a reverse Cud developing above the "ited" in united?


I don't see that in the photos but will take new photos when the coin arrives.
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i like it at 15
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