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  Just wondering what this coin of mine would be graded.
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and what would be a good price for it?
and after many attempts to take pictures with my camera I gave up... these pictures are from my phone, crazy what phones can do these days.
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The damage (gouges) on both sides will hold it back, that was the 4th highest mintage of all large cents too, so there are a lot of 1852's out there.
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My best guess for a 1852 Large Cent VF-30 (overall grade due to damage obverse & reverse) is worth around $35. (IMO)  |
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Looks close to EF for detail but the gouges and the small rim bump will depress the potential value somewhat. The color looks a bit too red given the level of wear so I suspect it has been cleaned or dipped at some point. I would guess it's worth more like $20 to most potential buyers.
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Looks like VF+ to me, not quite good enough to be XF. I think Jaobler is being a little pessimistic on this one, IMO the minor dings don't hold it back that much. I'm guessing you should be able to get $30 for it.
FWIW, you get better pictures from your phone than I do from my camera.
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I think that's a fine looking coin, nicely toned, and the few little nicks wouldn't scare me off. Not sure about value, but I like the coin. I think vf+.
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VF30 with a couple dings here and there. Nice eye appeal still :-)
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thanks for the input everyone :)
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