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I'm considering this 1824 capped bust half, mainly because I believe it is an O-114. These are seller's photos and I'm wondering if you think the hit by the rim at K4 on the obverse or at K3 on the reverse would details it?

Thanks for your opinions!

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Looks like an AU coin. I'm thinking that it would straight grade.
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I think it is a details coin. Over dipped and the mark at S13. Still a tougher Overton.
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I'm at XF40 for a grade. typical weakness in areas. here is a NGC slabbed coin that graded straight with these rim marks. now there are questions as to what caused these marks. if they were mint related or post mint. the marks on your coin are in non-key areas of the coin and are small. she probably had an old cleaning and retoned. lighting is weak on these photos so it leaves open the possibility that we are not seeing the coin as it would be in hand. there is also another mark at K8 reverse.

with all of that, I think there are too many chances that it would not grade straight. I'm not into varieties but based on an O-114 I found and PCGS pricing for the grade, I would want to be pretty certain it would grade straight.

the other aspect to this is if you are accumulating a set of overton's, are you willing to take that chance or is it better to try and locate a slabbed coin or one that its fairly certain it would grade straight

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