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1793 Ragusa Libertina - Details/Repaired

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 Posted 01/11/2023  6:33 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add syarnie to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I've owned this coin for 8 years now and it was in this PCGS holder when I bought it. I've always been puzzled on the repair that they're referring to.
It's my only Details/Repaired coin so I just don't have much experience with them or know all the different things to look for. Can I get an opinion on what the repair would have been and what the original damage was? thanks

1793-Ragusa-Libertina---Details/Repaired
1793-Ragusa-Libertina---Details/Repaired
1793-Ragusa-Libertina---Details/Repaired
1793-Ragusa-Libertina---Details/Repaired
1793-Ragusa-Libertina---Details/Repaired
1793-Ragusa-Libertina---Details/Repaired
1793-Ragusa-Libertina---Details/Repaired
1793-Ragusa-Libertina---Details/Repaired
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01/11/2023 6:34 pm
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 Posted 01/11/2023  7:42 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Spence to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
@sya, sometimes this is used to describe a coin that had been holed and then plugged, but I'm not seeing that here. My best guess is that this coin was mounted, such as for a brooch or pendant and then these additions were later removed and the metal smoothed back down. This work may only be visible on the edge. In any case, that is a pretty sweet 18th century silver coin.
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There seem to be some discontinuities in the rim, which support Spence's hypothesis.
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Really appreciate it. I figured it must be rim damage they saw and glad to know you both don't see anything else on it. Sometimes good discounts in the market on these slabbed coins with details grade where the damage or repair seems very minor in the scheme of things and really doesn't bother me personally.
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really doesn't bother me personally.


Well and that is a key to all of this, right? It is hard to go wrong when you collect what you like.
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