Yes, it looks like an O.119, which is an R4- die marriage Also, no one here should condone the use of bid-sniping software. They are considered...
nothing special ;) [ATTACH][ATTACH]
dryer coin
XF sounds about right
Okay, maybe siddy five... :D
Because it's been cleaned, between fiddy and siddy If it were original, it'd be worth $100+
F-Details (Cleaned) but nice for a metal detecting find! :thumb:
Post-mint
If that's artificial, it's definitely deceiving enough to pass grading if run through once or twice more. Give it another shot, if it's worth it...
Both look good to me :) The CBH also appears to be an 1824/4. In that grade, the variety won't command a premium, but just FYI ;)
You must remember that grading is subjective. NGC's standards and PCGS's standards are very different. With some series of coin, both TPG's...
Mild cleaning, but has retoned nicely. It's a strong AU, but I don't think it'd pass at PCGS.
Can't tell a thing from your pic... But if it doesn't have this rim cud above "UNITED", it isn't the variety [ATTACH]
1923 VAM-1C "Tail on O", PCGS MS63 "Rattler" [ATTACH][ATTACH]
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