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What are your opinions on this one?  
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United States
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Weakly struck obverse. I'd say F-12, maybe F-15 reverse, VG-10 obverse.
Net F-12, but given the unfortunate lack of eye appeal (for me) I wouldn't pay more than VG-08/10 money. IMO.
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Canada
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Imo an original, but low eye appeal VG-8
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United States
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I'm split between a 10 and a 15. It looks like a nice problem free coin though.
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United States
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Nice lower grade coin. Grabbed a photograde book and it gives a definition for VG stating "Four letters must be visible on the shield". A fine grade lists the entire word Liberty must be readable though weak. So based on that VG-08 would be my guess.
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Quote: Grabbed a photograde book and it gives a definition for VG stating "Four letters must be visible on the shield". A fine grade lists the entire word Liberty must be readable though weak. one marker does not make a grade. look at the coin in total. the reverse of this coin is in F15 range. there a a couple rim dings but I dont think they are going to affect the grade. coins typically wear the same throughout and the obverse rim wear is leading me to believe there was a weak obverse strike on the lower half of the coin. the obverse would grade F12 imo and with the strong reverse I think it would hold that grade.
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Some strike weakness around the rims. F-12.
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