1907 Double Eagle High Relief - wire edge
Herb_T
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What effect to the overall grade does gaps/missing in areas of the wire edge have on the overall grade of the coin. Assume the rest of the coin is great. Looking for some input….,thanks in advance.
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As long as the mentioned areas aren’t due to post-strike damage, none.
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.
I am guessing post strike damage….
Ex Jewelry?
I don’t think so as the wire edge has no short gaps missing,,,,tend to be longer.
@Herb_T... A picture of the coin and magnified view of the affected area would really help. Cheers, RickO
As stated, you will have to post a picture for any kind of grading advice.
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A folded over 'fin' (wire edge) doesn't hurt the grade as much as I thought it would.
Due to my obsession with edges, I'd probably have to buy a flat HR even though they are more rare/costly.
Watch out for filed rims. Those are sometimes harder to pick out than you might think.
The prongs on NGC coins can hide a lot.
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