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1833 Capped Bust Half Dime

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Any ideas on grade? I am thinking about F-12? Not sure with some of the damage. All feedback is welcome! Thanks in advance!

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Yeah, it looks F-12 for detail.
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I agree with Shadow - F-12 details.
Some damage would probably bring grade down a little
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There is some damage, But still F-12
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I see the obverse as f12 and the reverse as g6. I think it would be graded as vg8 damaged.
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reverses on these usually look like that : )
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