I don't have much experience to go off of, but I'll guess MS-63.
Looks like a solid coin to me. I'd call it VF-35.
The reverse (left side in your picture) has a horse rider and obverse (right side in your picture) has a bull. I think it's this:...
VF-20 Looks like it also has an old cleaning.
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Ah, tricky. It's the shared reverse of the Barber Dimes and later Seated Liberty Dimes. The surfaces to me look more like a Barber Dime, so that...
I agree. It looks like a die break. https://www.error-ref.com/?s=die+break
That's great! I love to see the mint releasing "every man" rarities. Thanks for sharing.
Definitely fake.
MS-64
Do strike designations apply to circulated coins? If so what is the lowest grade that has the possibility to receive a designation? AU-58? AU-55?...
That sounds like a normal wait time these days for most grading companies. I don't think it is the GreatCollections' power to change that. And...
AU-58 There's broken luster on the cheek.
I'm going to guess the both graded F-12. The top coin looks like it has slightly more detail, but it also has an old cleaning which I think...
Morgan Dollar Obverse?
I also recently got a small hoard of previously unknown orchard picker tickets. These are very interesting because some of this grower's tickets...
I was super happy to win this at auction for about $40. I was expecting it to go for $100+ Hops picker tokens were very prolific in the U.K., but...
That's pretty much what Jeff Garrett said. He didn't realize how much other people used that section because he's been doing coins for so long....
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