1874 s trade dollar

Wanted to show off a few coins I have recently bought a 1874 s trade dollar that went in my type book.

 

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Sorry for raining on your parade, but this T$1 was cleaned to death. I’d recommend to avoid harshly cleaned coins, even if it’s for a Dansco or your “B” collection.

 

I know it was cleaned, I don't mind it looks great in my album.

 

I had a option of buying a fine 12 for 150 or au 50 details for 175 I'll take the au50 over fine 12

 

It also doesn't look as bad in person

 

Horrific coin to my eye. Looks like someone took a handful of gravel and scrubbed it to death. But if you like it, that's all that matters. Glad you're happy.

 

One just sold on ebay xf and it was heavily cleaned for 270 like I said looks better in person than photos.

 

Yeah there are fools everywhere that will pay that much. They aren't hard to find.

 

Yea I guess I'm the guy who likes these type of coins that alot of people don't like.

 

Even cleaned, I like it. Is this in the slab or after you broke it out? Some of the scratches could have been on the plastic. What company graded it and what grade?

 

This was in the the slab when the picture was taken it doesnt really look as bad as the pictures look, it was graded au50 details old anacs holder soap box style.

 

The grade looks right, obviously cleaned but lighting can exaggerate the appearance of the cleaning lines. I'm glad it found a home with a collector who enjoys it. Might be a test mark next to star 13. Many of these were shipped to China and were chopped or marked in other ways.

 

Definitely cleaned and welcome to CT.

 

" Don't Worry Be Happy "

 

Thanks I didnt notice that mark at Star 13. Thanks for letting me know

 

Thanks

 

It may look “nice” in the beginning, but soon you’ll realize it was a very bad choice.

 

I'm afraid you won't find many fans of that coin around here. Harshly, harshly cleaned. Your 1839 CBH was much nicer.