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1817 One Cent

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Scans. Has a little pitting and some green.
No looker but, looking for details. Thanks.
One heck of a die crack under the date from star to star.
Thanks.

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I think that slides right into a F12. The coin is really tough it might be a good contender for BadThad's secret formula.

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I'd give it F-15, maybe even VF-20 for detail. I agree this is a candidate for Verdi-Care treatment which could remove some of the green crust and stabilize the surfaces so corrosion is halted.
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Thanks. I always wondered about that stuff.
She might of got some damage during the Big One, War of 1812. :) Well, at least it's still a "Fine" coin as is.
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both ways.
Grade and give it a BadThad dunk
In any case a nice coin
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