1828 Bust 50c, likely grade?

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logger7
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Obverse luster is weak, would this coin straight grade at PCGS?

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  • RogerB
    RogerB Posts: 8,852 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    EF

  • USMarine6
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    @afford said:
    Another concern but maybe not since I don't do halves is the gash at the "E" in UNITED.

    I agree. Looks like a staple did enough damage there not to get a straight grade. Other than that it would have. Looks like there is still some luster in the devises

  • logger7
    logger7 Posts: 9,858 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    @USMarine6 said:

    @afford said:
    Another concern but maybe not since I don't do halves is the gash at the "E" in UNITED.

    I agree. Looks like a staple did enough damage there not to get a straight grade. Other than that it would have. Looks like there is still some luster in the devises

    Long term dealer looked at it today and called that a planchet defect, he knows Bust 50c well

  • 291fifth
    291fifth Posts: 25,218 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Cleaned and damaged. It does not look like a planchet defect to me.

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  • ricko
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    It does not look like a planchet defect to me...however, it looks benign enough to straight grade....Perhaps a 50 and might get 'cleaned'...Cheers, RickO

  • CommemKing
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    If it straight grades I'd guess XF45.

  • Boosibri
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    Not a fan regardless of grade

  • BillJones
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    AU sharpness, scratched.

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  • Elmhurst
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    They will probably grade it XF 45 without looking too closely, that appears to be PCGS policy on these lately.

  • jesbroken
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    XF details


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  • jayPem
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    $80

  • lkeigwin
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    I see this as mid-AU details, at worst. If luster is weak it may hold it back.

    I don't like the gash. I don't think it's a strike-through or planchet defect. But the TPG's may feel otherwise.
    Lance.

  • skier07
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    @logger7 said:

    Long term dealer looked at it today and called that a planchet defect, he knows Bust 50c well

    Was he the seller?

  • Treashunt
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    Nice, except it looks like damage

    Frank

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  • Walkerfan
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    AU 50 scratched.

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  • cappedlibertyx
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    If it comes back straight graded, it’ll register a 45 on the rictor scale....

  • NumisOxide
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    AU50 details, scratched. Shouldn't straight grade.

  • faceglider
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    EF-43ish.

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