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1858-O 50c Liberty Seated Half Dollar #2

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$324. Thoughts? Thanks!

1858-O-50c-Liberty-Seated-Half-Dollar-#2
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Oh my, numismatic student, you always have such beauties. Superb toning and eye appeal! Pics are a bit fuzzy, but I'll venture MS63 with repunched mintmark.
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AU-58 or MS-62.
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AU-55 maybe cleaned. The field to the right of her arm appears to have parallel scratches. Same on the reverse on both sides of the MM. Hard to tell with the toning. I hope in had you find this is not the case.
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I love them all! Only wear if you can call it wear is on head...AU-58 choice original.
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Looks to be WB-29, great coin, I'll say AU-58.
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tough call due to toning. AU58 or MS62. I think I'm going with MS62
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Slightest touch of rub, 58 for me. Quite well struck and very original toning.
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