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1872 Seated Liberty Half (Look At This)

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This was an interesting coin.

Sold for $6.00

http://www.icollector.com/336-1872-...lf_i10081004

"VF condition? If it can be graded."
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The only thing I can visualize is, I would buy it and then waste the rest of my life in a fruitless search for the remaining piece.
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yep me too. It would never be able to be graded because it was altered after the mint. I remember seeing people cut up coins to make change in movies and reading about them doing it as well
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