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1850 Type 1 Gold Dollar New Orleans

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Hi,
This is my first US gold coin so I'm not comfortable putting a grade on it but I think around AU-55?
The egdenicks on the reverse donīt bother me that much but some of you might detail it.

Really hard to get a good picture of this tiny thing but hopefully they are good enough for you to give me your opinion.

Will be sent to a TPG for grading and a photograph.


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Looks like a pretty nice coin and I don't think the nicks on the rim will cause a details grade. Hard to see luster in these images but I don't see any wear. It could grade MS-62.
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Certainly no less than AU-58.
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was this a scan? if so, it may not be showing the actual fields and may not be as grainy as the photos show. better photos without overhead light may help give a better assessment. I thinks its MS. depending on the surfaces anywhere between MS62 and MS64. the rims are a non-issue in my mind
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The photos are taken with my cellphone. I tried different light setup but of all pictures these were the the ones that came out sharpest.

The Trueview fee will be money well spent
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Here are some new photos. As you can see I wasnīt able to hold the camera steady enough to get the photos fully sharp but they show the coin in a different lightsetting.

These are with daylight from a window as lightsource:

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These are taken without a direct lightsource:

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I have a question regarding TPG:
Is there any difference in NGC/PCGS regarding gold coin grading? Since Iīm inexperienced with gold coins I would rather have a propriate (conservative) grade on this coin than sending it in to get the highest grade as possible. Also, wich of PCGS/NGC brings the higher premium if the coin got the same grade from both TPG?

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the last photos give a decent look at the surfaces. the rim nick on the reverse is a pretty good hit. not sure what affect this would have. the coin surfaces appear dull similar to a light cleaning. I still think the coin is MS and would put it in the MS63 area. it may grade straight but due to the overall look I would not pay MS63 money. it has a 50/50 chance of receiving a details designation
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MS-60
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I would put it at AU-58.
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