What do you see? What did she grade?

Familiar, huh? I still cannot get enough of that one

So I can see a die so overworked and polished that it eliminates the detail of the coin. Would an old cleaning that has had years to heal not present itself in a similar way?

 

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She's darker in hand. PCGS called her AU50. I'll post my pics when I return from the ANA.

 

Nice pick up. Think they netted it overall?

Fun coin and likely an easy flip for a profit.

 

Wow! You're good!

 

Ear. O ii One. Feathers look ok. But. Liberty worn. F15. Is that die crack worth anything. Guessing over used die

 

No offense intended, but this grade is extremely inaccurate IMO. From those pics I would grade is EF-45 Details, cleaned. Looking forward to your in hand pics @C-B-D .

 

Some coins are just a guess. Did my best. I lied

 

Thanks @SilverDollar2017. I respect you

 

Details weak IMO. C B D. Just knocks of the it out of the park. I'm the weakest link

 

What a difference in color. Cool pick up.

Still waiting for that best answer.

 

Your two sets of photos almost seem to show two completely different coins. The first pic I was thinking it was a polished bright pink cent - now I think it is quite attractive and accurately graded. I've no idea what the variety means in terms of rarity or value, but congrats on a sweet pickup!

 

I was counting on my opinion that the seller's photos were with a flash against a dark background. I was right!

 

I could see the luster in the pictures, so I knew it was AU. I just was not sure about the color. But I’ve seen original surfaces come from worse pictures.

 

When the devil is 'El Cheapo' coming back?

 

I don't see a neck. Oh. Scratch in ear. I get it. That might be a crazy collector coin. There out there

 

C B D. Your dangerous

 

Bet you love your Iphone

 

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