I can hardly believe it’s real! Better pictures please. Seems some wear on high points but something about it is screaming fake. Sorry. I’m new. We’ll see what the elders say. 🤨 Sorry, welcome!
Not my series but looks alright to me and well struck. Color right. I don't see where restoration would be needed. It is a smallish picture to be sure but perhaps an AU58.
If I squint my eye, the surface may be developing a trace of oxidation that might be carefully removed with solvent of the right sort.
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IMO:
Due to the shadows in your pictures, the coin looks fat and therefore off.
If you are going to send it in, let us know how it grades out.
What is the weight of the coin?
Wayne
nice high au coin you have there. i'd leave it as-is. (small chance as low ms imo, going by those images) although a proper acetone soak/rinse really can't hurt to ensure there isn't some minor, to be future large, pvc or active corrosion.
Well struck for a Flying Eagle nice pick-up you did well to get it! I would listen to above advise instead of restoration expense, but then to each their own, do as you please. Hope you enjoy it either way you decide to have it done.
Nice Flying Eagle coin. I would send in, put my money on table - too curious / would need hosts opinion. Looks slightly AUish to me. Fingers wb crossed for MS.
Very nice FE - my favorite type coin. I'd just go with an acetone soak as others have stated. But if you are already going to have it graded and feel better by having a restoration also then by all means go for it............
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Obverse is a high grade Unc., I don't see it having circulated; very popular type coin, as others said a quick dip is all it needs; acetone is available at hardware stores.
Looks like an AU58 cent.... I would not waste money on restoration.... give it a good acetone bath and send it in. Let us know how it grades. Cheers, RickO
The gem has arrived savely in my sweet home. The weight is 4,54 gr and size 19,3 mm are different from standard data but the struck seems very nice and precise A counterfeit?
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You would need to post photos that are larger than a postage stamp for any constructive answers.
I can hardly believe it’s real! Better pictures please. Seems some wear on high points but something about it is screaming fake. Sorry. I’m new. We’ll see what the elders say. 🤨 Sorry, welcome!
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@LuxCoinGuy Yup, you'll get more comments with close up pics of all three sides. Peace Roy
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Not big enough by click on the pictures? I will get the coin this week shipped from ebay seller, then i will post the exact weight.
Not my series but looks alright to me and well struck. Color right. I don't see where restoration would be needed. It is a smallish picture to be sure but perhaps an AU58.
If I squint my eye, the surface may be developing a trace of oxidation that might be carefully removed with solvent of the right sort.
Well, just Love coins, period.
IMO:
Due to the shadows in your pictures, the coin looks fat and therefore off.
If you are going to send it in, let us know how it grades out.
What is the weight of the coin?
Wayne
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nice high au coin you have there. i'd leave it as-is. (small chance as low ms imo, going by those images) although a proper acetone soak/rinse really can't hurt to ensure there isn't some minor, to be future large, pvc or active corrosion.
Looks mint state to me. Nice score.
AU58. Nice coin. Soak in acetone for a couple days. Should get it prepped for long-term storage.
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If the tips of the tail feathers are just weakness in strike, you might have an MS piece... LanceNewmans' images look a little more crisp. Nice!
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Well struck for a Flying Eagle nice pick-up you did well to get it! I would listen to above advise instead of restoration expense, but then to each their own, do as you please. Hope you enjoy it either way you decide to have it done.
Nice Flying Eagle coin. I would send in, put my money on table - too curious / would need hosts opinion. Looks slightly AUish to me. Fingers wb crossed for MS.
Is a nice AU. See wear on the bow knot on the reverse.
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Very nice FE - my favorite type coin. I'd just go with an acetone soak as others have stated. But if you are already going to have it graded and feel better by having a restoration also then by all means go for it............
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
AU. Nice collector coin. Acetone is all it needs. Forget about spending money on "restoration".
Obverse is a high grade Unc., I don't see it having circulated; very popular type coin, as others said a quick dip is all it needs; acetone is available at hardware stores.
Looks like an AU58 cent.... I would not waste money on restoration.... give it a good acetone bath and send it in. Let us know how it grades. Cheers, RickO
I’m no expert, but other than acetone, copper is a tough metal to restore. Good luck, and let us know the end result. Real nice Flying Eagle!
Steve
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The gem has arrived savely in my sweet home. The weight is 4,54 gr and size 19,3 mm are different from standard data but the struck seems very nice and precise
A counterfeit?

