I would have to give details grade, maybe VF, and am concerned about what appears to be cleaning lines that were then buffed or rubbed away [partially].
Love that Milled British (1830-1960) Well, just Love coins, period.
VF30 Obverse / VF20 Reverse... I'd say it's a VF25. As noted above, the surfaces show numerous hairlines w/rough rims, so I wouldn't put money on it straight-grading. An interesting, historic coin nonetheless.
Looks like it's been cleaned, with residual crust clinging to the devices. These tend to be weakly struck on the centers, so I would call it XF details.
I would say VF-20 sharpness, cleaned. I will post mine tomorrow.
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Weird texture.
Even though it's worn, it almost looks like it's been whizzed.
I'll sit on the sidelines for this one.
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I would have to give details grade, maybe VF, and am concerned about what appears to be cleaning lines that were then buffed or rubbed away [partially].
Well, just Love coins, period.
Surface does look odd. I’d say VF details.
Just can’t see that one straight grading. VF details.
I agree with the others. That lady has had some work done on her. Details grade for me.
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Personally I think it's the pictures. If it is and has nice skin like I think it might I would give it a 20.
Agree, probably been worked on, but I still gave it a Like for the coolness factor. It’s just a neat little coin that’s rarely seen.
VF30 Obverse / VF20 Reverse... I'd say it's a VF25. As noted above, the surfaces show numerous hairlines w/rough rims, so I wouldn't put money on it straight-grading. An interesting, historic coin nonetheless.
VF30... Questionable surfaces ???
VF details.
Same... 30 details
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Looks like it's been cleaned, with residual crust clinging to the devices. These tend to be weakly struck on the centers, so I would call it XF details.
Looks counterfeit to me.
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I would say VF-20 sharpness, cleaned. I will post mine tomorrow.
Here is the 1847-D $2.5 from my collection for comparison. It is graded AU55 by pcgs
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Photos do not look right. Looks real.....VF30, notoriously weak reverse.
I'd like to change my first post of " it almost looks like it's been whizzed" to............
I'm really leaning now towards it being a counterfeit.
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The coin looks far from original, but genuine, to me.
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My first thought was VF30 details.... now, after further review, I have no reason to change it. Cheers, RickO
XF40?
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PCGS graded this one MS-60.