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1891 Indian Cent For Grading

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What do you think this one grades? Sellers photos which aren't that good on the obverse. Reverse looks pretty sharp.
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I'll say EF-40.
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Solid coin, I think it comes in at VF-35. Diamonds look like they have too much wear on them for XF IMO.

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EF40.
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EF-40+
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Too much wear on the diamonds for a XF, VF-30.
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XF40
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I will be in at an XF-40 at highest myself.
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I'm in at EF-40...though I understand why some would say VF-35.

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This one finally arrived. Looks like it has some strike issues on the obverse. The coin still has subdued luster and the reverse looks like it came from a different coin, it's razor sharp. Color is real close to what these photos depict. How do we grade it?


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With in hand photos I'll stick my neck out with net EF-48 . The obverse has to be wear so an MS call is out the door .
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Sticking with EF-40, especially given the wear on the edges of the ribbon as it crosses the hair. A case could be made for VF-35.
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Looks like the lower hair curl merges with the ribbon without separation. If this is the case it can be no higher than VF.
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Agree with EF-40.
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XF-40 was my first impression.
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Thanks guys, EF-40 seems to be the majority.
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