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1876 Trade Dollar-Grade Needed

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 Posted 01/25/2019  2:11 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add mdpmedia to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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How well do you know him?


Even if I have known someone for several years, I'll still 'trust but verify' just because things can always unintentionally fall through the cracks etc.

For what it's worth I do know this guy pretty well; he just sent me a new shot showing the luster a bit better:


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I'm going to create a separate new thread for the attribution of this coin for any interested parties.
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Your coin appears to be genuine. I would grade it MS Details cleaned. It is a type 1 reverse and type 1 obverse. The coin reverse was made from a hub that was used from 73 to 76. Note the top of the E and F do not connect. Here is a photo of a 1876 PCGS MS63 with the same reverse.

PCGS MS63 1876
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W/r/t circulation condition please explain why the areas on the eagle's top wings, ear and chest would not be considered as having wear thus keeping it at a 58?:

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I am fine with a grade of 58 Details. I was between 58 and 61, but I was having a hard time telling with the photos if the coin was AU or MS. If you are going to purchase, an argument can be make for an AU grade.
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