Well I went with 66 - but wavered between 66 and 67. Would not be surprised with a 67 grade. Sure is a beauty.
Why just say it is toned, put it on ebay and it is priceless. :) I agree - that this coin has 0 eye appeal.
I would put the 1888 at VF details. The 1890 I would put AU, but can't tell for sure if that is corrosion on that one spot. The other two are VF...
Yep - head of 1836, small 8 and stars. Looks like it could be an n-14, can really tell - the coronet line looks straight.
I like the coin and say it went back into an AU58 holder.
Still a nice large cent even if it is a details coin. Nice pickups - both of them.
Darn shame about the damage. Repunched dates like this can be pretty cool. And sometimes when taking pictures the angle and the lighting make...
I would probably travel farther for less. :)
Very cool....Thanks for sharing.
Same as ANACs - they got one right. A very nice VF-35 coin. Not quite as much wear as the other coin.
I would say VF-30. Looks really nice, but too much wear for XF grade.
Based off the pictures just look at the 1 - small date is blunt like yours. Now I do not have my books with me, but post the whole coin and maybe...
Took me forever to find the coin with the slash....the barber quarter...poor thing.
Missed this - congrats to ziggy and ziggy jr.
Nice baby copper. Very nice indeed.
Ummm - you have to drive on a driveway to get to where you park. If you ever get a mansion in the country your driveway might be longer than a...
How do you know it was an employee? It is my understanding that coins and fingerprints can appear after grading. While I am not saying it did...
I agree. If nothing else it seems to have a touch of wear on the reverse and that puts it in the AU range.
To the OP the auction you linked has pictures that make the coin look polished or cleaned(maybe whizzed). That orangish color is off - granted it...
Set a minimum starting bid. You can build the shipping costs into it.
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