@TPRC said:
I'm seeing at least vf-20 or 25. I just sold an xf-45 $10 of the same date and mint....purchased as a vf+
I was one of the first to respond to this, and was conservative, but after thinking about, I'm upping my estimate as well to 35 because there is a lot of meat on this coin, the strike is weak which is common, and it is an old and scarce piece. The services are just easier on these pieces, and I agree with the leniency. I wish I kept my $10.
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I'm seeing at least vf-20 or 25. I just sold an xf-45 $10 of the same date and mint....purchased as a vf+
Tom
Mtg 16,400 - nice! VF35 but a VERY weak strike? Doesn't happen often but I've seen grades like that before.
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VF-20. Netted due to the hits on the reverse.
20
Vf 20 also.
And the older I get, the more I appreciate absolute scarcity vs grade rarity.
Amen. I will not play the condition rarity game.
Details-cleaned
Details-authenticated via bite mark on the reverse.
But I assume all of that swept under the rug when it comes to scarcity.
25
Counterfeit would be my guess. The O mintmark looks to be added. Also the denticles beneath the date seem to be wavy.
EDIT- It could just be the way it looks in the photo.
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Details due to damage... but around a 20... Cheers, RickO
Not sure how PCGS grades Gold rarities with damage, but I think this is a VF35 coin that if not details would grade VF25 due to damage.
Jim
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I was one of the first to respond to this, and was conservative, but after thinking about, I'm upping my estimate as well to 35 because there is a lot of meat on this coin, the strike is weak which is common, and it is an old and scarce piece. The services are just easier on these pieces, and I agree with the leniency. I wish I kept my $10.
Tom
Revealed in first post 20 in OGH.
Oh Well, so much for the higher grade, light strike theory!
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Maybe in a newer holder. They were not known to be well struck. I think the grade is about right.