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1873 Indian Head S-1 Doubled Liberty - What Grade?

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It has been a while since I have found one of these in the wild. Paid $42 for it yesterday in a coin shop that I had never been in before. What do you grade? While worn to the point where LIBERTY is no longer visible, obvious markers are the doubling in the eyelid and the nose.


1873-Indian-Head-S-1-Doubled-Liberty---What-Grade?
1873-Indian-Head-S-1-Doubled-Liberty---What-Grade?
1873-Indian-Head-S-1-Doubled-Liberty---What-Grade?
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 Posted 06/16/2022  12:48 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Coinfrog to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I'll say VG-08.
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VG-8 sounds right to me.
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I see slightly better at VG10
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I think this is a strong VG-10 and an amazing cherry-pick! Very strong doubled eye/nose/headdress still remaining and a good amount of detail left. Big congrats! That is a very handsome example. One of those varieties I'm always happy to see in any condition.

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Thanks everyone! This was a pretty exciting find! I have it at VG, but torn between 8 and 10. Almost enough to see some of Liberty. Best one I have found unattributed.
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It's very difficult to pick this variety in grades above VG, and even in VG it's a struggle. Best I've got is G-06 details with the eye doubling showing. Once the LIBERTY starts to show more it's gets super tough to cherry-pick. Again, amazing coin!

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Vg10, nice find
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I'm also at VG-10. Good eye to spot that! (Well, good doubled eye!)
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i can see VG10 but not sure she grades straight
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