Hey Barber People, Help Me Out

Varlis

I'm not so hot at grading these. What do you think this would grade? What's it worth?

Thanks in advance.





(sorry the reverse pic went weird on me)

kryptonitecomics

I'd grade it a VF.

NUMISMEDIA lists the coin as being worth $30 bucks in VF.

lordmarcovan

I'd agree with VF- maybe even a strong VF- but is that some rim chatter I see?

This monitor is the pits- I can't really make things out very well- everything is all grainy.

Varlis

To clarify: is it high or low end VF?

Bear

Very fine would be a stretch , but possible.

kryptonitecomics

<< <i>I'd agree with VF- maybe even a strong VF- but is that some rim chatter I see?

This monitor is the pits- I can't really make things out very well- everything is all grainy. >>




I don't think it's your monitor because I am seeing the same grainy image.....can't tell about the rim either?

ccex

The photo makes the rim look irregular. Still I bet that with a better image most of us would call this VF-25 or VF-30.

my3cents

I'd go with the VF-25

291fifth

A solid VF if the rim hasn't been damaged.

ARCO

It is a common date, but nicely toned and original. Looks like a strong VF. VF25-30 like others have said.

Tyler

coynclecter

I'd grade it
""attractive"

coinfreak499

VF 20

Cratylus

Agree with Tyler, should be a VF25-30. That could just be rim toning as opposed to rim hits. With that photo, I wouldn't chance it though. Wouldn't bid more than about $30-32 for it as it's a very common date.

Varlis

Thanks for all the responses.

TWODOGS

<< <i>Hey Barber People, Help Me Out >>

Yeah Barbers, me too. Take a bit off the ends wouldja?

boyhowdy

Original VF 20-25.

Steve


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