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1828 Capped Bust Half

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I'm wavering on my grade for this one. What do you all think?



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I do not have any of these, but I would say it is probably AU. I would suspect an old cleaning
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Very nice coin Moe, I'm going to say AU-50.
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I was thinking XF45 but that is due to lack of luster which may be due to the aforementioned cleaning. The clasp and eagles claws are bold that's for sure.
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I would suspect an old cleaning


I agree with the cleaning. It doesn't appear to be too harsh, possibly more of a dip than a scrubbing but definitely something has been done.

I do like the strike of this one. Very few of my CBHs have the clasp where you can see what it supposed to look like and the eagle claws are pretty nice too.

(I needed a curl base 2 with a knobbed 2 for my Dansco. And here it is!)
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