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<p>[QUOTE="fiddlehead, post: 3279554, member: 31286"]Ah, nailed it. Coin was in an NGC XF40 holder - sold in a Heritage auction for $2800+ in 2016. Someone put it in an PCGS VF35 holder and got a CAC sticker. As such in auctions last year and earlier this year it sold several times, none as high as the previous Heritage Auction but not a lot lower. Sale prices ranged from $2600 to $2700. Very tight range. That's where it currently resides. I got it in a trade so price was somewhat irrelevant - but it fits well into my 1840 collection which other than dimes and half dimes is nearly complete. It is a nice coin and partly because of the poor strike (which I believe 100% accounts for the weakness in the edges and a lot of the wings) I could see it being XF 40. Under a Loupe there is a lot of original surface roughness in areas that look like wear. I'm totally fine with the current 35 w CAC though. Interesting that market-wise it brought it down a little. One thing - the NGC holder it was in was the older kind with the solid white panel - it would have looked a lot better in a new NGC holder. If I owned it in the NGC holder I would have put it in a new holder and then sent it to CAC. Pic is the heritage shot. Unfortunately for my registry NGC has deleted it's NGC certification number - but I suppose it's good for preserving the super low population numbers.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fiddlehead, post: 3279554, member: 31286"]Ah, nailed it. Coin was in an NGC XF40 holder - sold in a Heritage auction for $2800+ in 2016. Someone put it in an PCGS VF35 holder and got a CAC sticker. As such in auctions last year and earlier this year it sold several times, none as high as the previous Heritage Auction but not a lot lower. Sale prices ranged from $2600 to $2700. Very tight range. That's where it currently resides. I got it in a trade so price was somewhat irrelevant - but it fits well into my 1840 collection which other than dimes and half dimes is nearly complete. It is a nice coin and partly because of the poor strike (which I believe 100% accounts for the weakness in the edges and a lot of the wings) I could see it being XF 40. Under a Loupe there is a lot of original surface roughness in areas that look like wear. I'm totally fine with the current 35 w CAC though. Interesting that market-wise it brought it down a little. One thing - the NGC holder it was in was the older kind with the solid white panel - it would have looked a lot better in a new NGC holder. If I owned it in the NGC holder I would have put it in a new holder and then sent it to CAC. Pic is the heritage shot. Unfortunately for my registry NGC has deleted it's NGC certification number - but I suppose it's good for preserving the super low population numbers.[/QUOTE]
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