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Personally I'd take my time looking for a date in the 1840's. Lower mintages, noticeably scarcer, and some of them list for about the same money...
That is interesting. According to an internet article Gene Henry "memorized the VAM book."
Here it is... a 45. I think my pictures lacked a bit of sharpness, but PCGS my have been generous too.[ATTACH]
Back to the OP's coin...I'd like some more opinions...the pictures are not great, but do the surfaces look problem free to you? Not trying to push...
OK, I'll show my ignorance on this topic - in the thread on the 1842 dollar it was noted that we expect to see die clashes in the fields, not the...
No, I could be wrong. Maybe the size of the picture is throwing me off, but I think it is too big to be reeding marks. I will defer to the experts...
The marks are a cool die clash from the shield on the reverse. Should grade high VF-XF. Does appear to be cleaned or whizzed, unfortunately.
Hi-end 64
It's raining, and I like GTG's...have at it, shouldn't be too tough.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I like NGC. Or ANACS for lower value stuff when it just doesn't pay to spend too much on certification fees. Submitting coins can be enjoyable,...
I'm at 64 too. As mentioned, the cheek is a prime focal point.
Well my kids called him the Mountain Man, he sure looked the part!
Mine was a full PCGS box of NGC graded Morgans. An old guy in a nearby town had a shop that sold fish bait, ammo, bullion, and various cheap junk....
Hmm! I didn't analyze much, just looked at it and went with my first impression. Thx for posting!
XF, I think it has problems, and somebody probably tried to clean it.
I think it grades Fine. Could just be the picture, but might be cleaned.
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I like the coin tube idea. Check your Redbook so you know the better dates, some are worth something in about any condition ( in general the...
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