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1873 Open 3 Gold Double Eagle

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You should be grateful if you get a 62 straight.
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Sorry late to the party....I have a love hate relationship with gold coins, I love to collect them, hate to grade them from photos. That being said, I'm seeing this coin at
MS-61...maybe 62 for a Friday coin.
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Although the reverse is nice, the obverse left field and the face are pretty banged up. I'd say MS-61, possibly 62 at most.
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The closed 3 1873 is scarce and valuable in mint state, while the open 3 variety is about the most common Type 2 double eagle. If this were the closed 3 variety perhaps certification would make sense.

Assuming the first obverse photo is at all accurate, this coin has severe marks. The two crossed scratches in front of the face look like graffiti. Based on my experience sending gold coins to PCGS I can't see them giving this coin a pass.

I'm seeing MS detail, damaged, scratches, and/or graffiti.
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Also in the 62.
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