New 20 cent piece for the collection, and guess the grade!

I recently picked up this one from a fellow collector who had upgraded. The lighting isn't the greatest but take your best shot! I'll post the assigned grade Thurs evening.
Thanks for looking and comments welcomed.

 

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AU 55
....I believe that I see some wear. That combined with some scattered marks/disturbances in the fields keeps it out of a 58 (despite what looks to be decent luster)...nice coin overall!

 

I'll go 63, maybe 64.

 

I’m at an AU-58 as I believe I see a light rub on the Eagle.

 

Au 58. I wish I’d never sold mine but I needed money. My ex was bleeding me dry

 

62.

 

MS62 should be ok

 

MS62

 

AU58 because of some Reverse scratches. Overall, very pleasing coin and I would feel proud to have in my collection. Hopefully Santa is listening?? : )

 

Details UNC

 

Au ?

 

I'm in the 58 - 60 area maybe details also

 

MS details cleaned.

 

Just for comparison purposes, here's my NGC graded MS-60. I think yours is a bit better which is why I ventured MS-62.

 

AU53

I'm seeing more wear on the obverse than others are.

Disclaimer: I'm far from an expert on $.20 pieces.

 

I would say the slab grade is MS-62. In "the good old days" the coin would have been an AU-58.

NGC gave this 1875-CC an MS-62. The reason why I like this double dime is that the coin is fully struck. Many 1875-CC double dimes are poorly struck on the eagle's left wing and the corresponding spot on the shield on the obverse. The color is funky.

 

This was mine in 58 with a green bean

 

The op and Johnmiltons coin better struck on the wing tips than mine and Publiuss a common problem in some of these 20c. Especially the 75-cc

 

Again, I apologize for my photos. 1 set of lights conked out so the lighting wasn't balanced, which led to the surface marks sticking out like a sore thumb. The coin has full cartwheel luster, and the marks only show up at certain angles under magnification. In hand it's very attractive and I think I have a very nice coin for the grade, which is:

 

I can see the grade. And an old holder. I’m surprised cac liked the surfaces. But in hand may be nicer. The 1876 a true sleeper. Much rarer than any business strike 20c other than the almost impossible 76-cc