I was thinking of buying this $10. How would you grade it? This should take your mind off the lawyer thread for a couple of minutes anyway. thanks mike
Hi Placid, I agree 62 seems like the grade it deserves from the picture. Too bad about the mark on the cheek. I don't think it's been used for jewelery? but I will look at the reverse rim a little closer. thanks mike
It seems like a nice common date lib eagle, I would go 61/62, but the obverse (besides the dings) seems a little off color, so that leads me to believe it may have been cleaned at some point. Then again, you have had terrific luck with raw gold, so it might be worth it. To me, I wouldn't pay more than $200 for it, especially since there are so many slabbed 62s for not much more. Let us know how it turns out.
Jeff- me pay over $200 for a raw $10 liberty. Actually my plan is to pay under $200 in case it is cleaned and still be able to get my money back out of it if I don't like it. mike
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Is it ex-jewelry? Might be a solder spot on the reverse rim can't tell for sure.
It seems like a nice common date lib eagle, I would go 61/62, but the obverse (besides the dings) seems a little off color, so that leads me to believe it may have been cleaned at some point. Then again, you have had terrific luck with raw gold, so it might be worth it. To me, I wouldn't pay more than $200 for it, especially since there are so many slabbed 62s for not much more. Let us know how it turns out.