1827 Capped Bust Half GTG
Peace_dollar88
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Guess the grade if you wish.
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Looks XF40 to me. Nice coin.
Lance.
Nice!
VF30
I agree with XF..... Cheers, RickO
NGC-40
ANACS-40
PCGS-35
My thoughts ... VF-35, cleaned ... sorry.
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VF; no luster, cleaned and retoned.
40
Xf40
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XF-40
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35 money
Same here.
Heres a video to help
40
Latin American Collection
okay, seeing what appears to be luster, I'll say either 58 or 62
BHNC #203
The video indicates, to my eyes, the technical grade may indeed be 40, but the surfaces still don't look natural. Based on the varied opinions, it would be nice to see the coin in hand.
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40 details, looks cleaned to me.
VF was my first instinct. Like most coins of the era, it saw some level of cleaning.
Edit: after seeing the video I’d go XF details.
VF30, burnished, especially on the reverse.
I'm guessing it's graded XF40. I think high VF is more appropriate, though.
35
Tom
From the picture, my first take was 35 or 40. Not wholly original, probably market acceptable.
Form the video, maybe 45? Still think something looks off with the surfaces though. At that generation it's in a straight grade holder, but not sure about that being correct.
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
Todd - BHNC #242
Straight graded 40.
40
???
Sorry for the delay... ill throw it in with my next CAC sub to see what JA thinks.
Ah ... NGC fatty holder. The 35 grade makes sense, but I bet it would grade 40 at NGC today.
It will surprise me if it's returned to you with a CAC sticker, but then again, I am not viewing it in hand. Good luck!
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