p.s. not the 1796. ;)
real vf 35 is my guess
Paula, Welcome to the coin "game". Get used to such shenanigans....Mike
if nobody has ansswered you by tomorrow evening, I'll take a look. don't have time right now, but hopefully this bump to the top will help. :)
looks real to me.
carthweeling the coin under the light will allow you to ascertain a coin's luster, toned or not. comparitive cartwheeling several examples...
Nice coin! Congrats BQ.
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I'm not a WLH collector either. I'd grade the coin VF 35 or XF 40. Toning is natural, in my opinion. I can't help you on valuation -- just...
NIce, Cheryl! Congrats on the find!
Looks quite different from the photos, and I see nothing that immediately says countefeit. However, I've sent a PM to an expert in hopes he will...
Cool coin! THanks for sharing, Toad!
Undergraded.
Fair enough. Perhaps I'm being overly hard on him, but quite frankly, I'd rather be blunt now than have him take it in the rear when it comes...
The only people who think that are the uninformed. Respectfully...Mike
:D In case you're not joking (or someone out there getting the wrong idea reading your post).... No, IMO, cherry-picking is generally...
Rather than dip this coin, why not just find one you like? It's not like this is a rare coin or a rare grade for the coin. Rather than roll the...
Yes, I am (much) more concerned the coin is overgraded. Spots aren't going to be nearly as big of a deal, and they aren't that bad on the coin, IMO.
p.s. the spots on this coin don't bother me, but they may bother others. In general, as long as they are small and not distracting, they don't...
You did say your feelings won't be hurt....and I need to apologize in advance as this is going to be very blunt, but I feel it needs to be said:...
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