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1854 $1 Gold

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Could I get some assistance verifying this coin. It has clashed dies similar to the clashings on a morgan. I have very limited knowledge about this series. I provided a few pics to view. The last couple were at a slight angle with a loope. Liberty's face can be seen on the reverse, her forehead breaks the base of the 1 in the date and her lips are NE of the D in DOLLAR. Thanks for any help. Feel free to be a critic and toss out a stab at the grade. nlp

Edited the first two pics. Changed the ISO setting and cleared up some of the fuzzyness.

These were at 90 degrees.
1854-$1-Gold
1854-$1-Gold

This was at an angle
1854-$1-Gold

These were through a loope
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1854-$1-Gold
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04/16/2010 6:22 pm
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The pictures are nice and big, but a bit fuzzy in areas. These coins are commonly counterfeited(and done quite well); but clashed dies are very rarely found on counterfeit gold coins, so that is a good testament to authenticity. Based on the pics I would grade AU-53 details...possibly cleaned/ex-jewelry but I'm nut sure.
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