[Update: PCGS AU-58] 1829 Bust Half Grade and Overton (TrueViews Added)
Kyle
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Just added this to the collection recently, figured I would post it for grade opinions before it eventually gets sent off to PCGS. Any help with the Overton number would be a huge help as well.
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Thanks @FadeToBlack for the pictures!
Update: PCGS AU-58
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AU 58 cant help on the Overton .
AU-55
The die marriage is an O.108a. I think it's the 'a' die state as the last A in AMERICA appears to be filled (I can't tell on my screen). If not, then it's an O.108.
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AU55? NIce!
1829 Bust halves usually come very nice, with strong strikes, etc.. Good originality but not enough luster and too much friction for a 58; 50-53.
That's a plumb pretty coin.
What a beaut! You can put me down in the NICE 53 camp...
I'd say 50...
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I'll guess 44, possibly 46
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I'm going with 53.
Great CBH.
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53-55 here.
I like it as a 53.
VF38+.
Good job digging this one up, sweet buy!
My guess is AU53.
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She's got enough meat to 58 but guessing the luster holds her back - AU55.
Thanks for all the responses, everyone. Here are a couple of .gifs of the coin rotating under the light. The coin still has some luster remaining in the protected areas.
The gifs look like a completely different coin. The original image makes the coin look great. The gifs make the surfaces look unnatural to me.
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The grade posted today.
AU-58
I'll post the TrueView image when it goes live.
That worked out extremely well for you! Congrats!
Congrats @Kyle! Awaiting the TV.
Cert went live, still waiting on the TrueView.
@Hemispherical Here's the TrueView