That's the right way to dip, IMO. If it got rid of some haze, that's a plus.
FWIW, I went to collectors.com to see what is for sale in AU58 to MS62, and this coin is way nicer than anything for sale on that site in that...
Bought a few months ago but finally got around to taking pix. I've long wanted a piece of N.O. gold for my collection; they made a bunch of these...
Superb example! I have one with the same rev but not nearly as high grade.
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I love the look of that coin, and it is very distinctive for the lack of marks. Very informative analysis by Publius2.
without the rim dings, I would think a grade of 62-63.
Not an expert, but I believe it's the pointed bust. I checked coinfacts and noticed that the center of the one is directly over a dentil, but on...
Well looks AU something; as usual I have a terrible time judging field luster from photos, so will guess 55. Good to see you collecting and...
I think it looks like an old-school 58, from what I can see. Great strike and patina too.
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[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Not as nice as the last one; had a dip/wipe at some point. Still, an O mint
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Nice pickup!
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a little bedtime reading... https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/comment/12545503#Comment_12545503
Now for the grade reveal... The AU's have it! [ATTACH] As was promptly pointed out by B.berrypie, this is the scarce type 1/2 micro s variety...
It's a 41-s, a lot of the s mint walkers have weakness of strike on the head and Liberty's left hand
tough date! Looks nice.
There is clearly high point rub on the portrait and the eagle. If the fields show more than slight luster breaks, 55. If not, 58
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