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1873 IHC DDO Snow-1 "Doubled Liberty" VG Details

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Picked this up for around $30, which I'm happy with considering the grade and rarity. I'm thinking VG Details (scratched) for the grade. Could be G Details, but I think it just reaches VG. Should be valuable even with the scratches. My first really experience cherry-pick to add to the collection!
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Oh yeah, that's it alright! Amazing pick! Nice doubled die all around and certainly not too easy to find. Congrats!

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Thanks CH27! And thanks for sharing the pickup point with the ES of states a while back. Very helpful for low grade examples.
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With "United" almost completely gone, I'd say G-04 at best.
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You're probably right. I have a hard time grading still, but I'm getting better.
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Please explain further why you think this is S1. Die markers, etc. Thanks!
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I believe it to be S-1 because of the nose and eye doubling as well as the ES of states. It matches all points of doubling on a higher grade example of this variety. Although my coin is too worn to see the die gouge on the reverse, this is no doubt S-1. No normal coin would have the amount of strong doubling this die has.
Here's the link to the listing:

https://www.indianvarieties.com/cen...873-ddo-001/

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Coinfrog, QH is correct in saying this is a snow-1. The nose doubling and the ES of states both match up and the eye doubling is still somewhat visible.

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Don't doubt it, just asking!
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i would think it might make G-4 sharpness. Without seeing the doubling in the LIBERTY how much can the coin go for?
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A straight grading example in G-4 is a
$90-$100 coin. Some can go for as much as $150+ depending on the buyer. Even damaged coins go for quite a bit. Here are some examples:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1873-Close...46890.l49292

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1873-CL3-I...46890.l49292

The sellers accepted offers but based on the asking prices I can't see these going for less than $100 each.

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