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Not the most attractive toning, to be sure, but circulated coins can't have the toning stripped and not be devalued.
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Welcome to CT! I agree with F15. Hard to evaluate the surfaces, could be cleaned though. Scarcer coin!
Sterling does trade at a discount to 90% and .999. I understand that refiners prefer U.S. silver that they know the composition of. Some coinage...
Great Britain, British Empire Coinage, Mexico, Australia, and France come to mind as popular collecting countries that have neat old coins that...
Well you got me looking. Tried to sharpen it some. Don't the denticles look weird?[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
On ebay a roll of dateless buffs might sell for $11.00....so....27 cents? :D
Really I don't see the rim damage as a huge issue considering the grade of the coin. I've seen much worse. :) I can't say how you did, not...
A coin that is hairlined or polished will not "heal" enough to overcome the damage, though the appearance may improve. Lighter cleanings will...
My thoughts- 1892CC- F15 1890CC- VF20 (barely) , rim bump 1878CC- Fine+ range but cleaned and buffed.
Sorry, I was referring to what I think I see in the picture, a harshly cleaned coin. (1878CC)
From what I can see, I have a hard time seeing anyone knowledgeable paying $100 retail for that one. JMO. It's about as common as circulated CC's get.
Same here! Even when there isn't funds to buy coins, I can enjoy the hobby!
Yup I went higher then I really think because I'm usually low on these.
My eye thinks it's a '94. Might just be the pics, but the luster looks muted, possibly more luster in the protected areas...evidence of...
I have a rough one here. [ATTACH]
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