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1810 50c Capped Bust Half Dollar #2 Overton-102A R1

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$656. My other 1810 is O-102 (https://goccf.com/t/483566), an earlier die state than this current coin. Thought this one was a slight upgrade. Thoughts? Thanks!
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great example of of strike issue. the right side of the obv and the left side of the rev was weak.

I'm in the AU50/53 range. possible old cleaning. rev looks LDS. its a pleasing coin

its always a crap shoot as to how much TPG's take strike into consideration.
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Looks like a nice AU grade. Nice coin!
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Very nice! AU-55.
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Nice die crack, acceptable old cleaning.
How does the edge lettering look?
A TPG would grade this AU.
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I think this would be AU details from a TPG. Reverse is too bright and there are lines above the olive branch under the eagle's wings.
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A nice example. Mid AU. Not sure about details, time can be more forgiving.
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My guess is that the photo lighting is making it look cleaned. Looks like lots of subdued grey on the surfaces. Looking forward to seeing the in hand photos NS.
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When I see coins like this...it makes my mind start to think.
How did this "this" coin not be part of everyday commerce?
Then it reminds me of my Father being giving a couple of $10 Eagles for his Baptism (1932). These beautiful coins where given as gifts...collecting wasn't really a thing back then...kinda like giving cash in a celebration card now a days...you want a nice crisp bill.
How cool!
Beautiful coin numismatic student!
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