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jdimmick
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Doggedly collecting coins of the Central American Republic.
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Tom
Best guess VF-25 [50/50 as too whether it would holder-looks like an old cleaning, lots of tics, not dirty original looking to me]
Value probably somewhere around 50-60% of VF Trends...wholesale [Dahlonega coins are roughly 10-15% more]
Tip...check the rims carefully before purchasing
Eye appeal would add a lot impossible to tell by photo
The eye-appeal wasnt much IMO, but then again, Banged up circ gold doesnt appeal to me much anyway.
I thought it looked genuine, but I have been overly cautious recently after sending in a small lot of gold that most came back bad. Fortunately, I made an agreement with the seller that I would withhold payment until I recieved conformation back from the grading service. I ended up only eating a few dollars on the submission fee's.
jim
A little Friday night humor! I agree with the rest that it would probably go 25 or 30 and I have found PCGS to be a "little" more lenient on slight cleanings of branch mint gold and let some through. Doesn't look harshly cleaned in the images. Later, CCG
My #1 Low Ball Peace Dollar Set
1848-C $5 is the 17th (of 24) in overall rarity with 145-155 believed to exist per Winter's book on Charlotte gold. I would not call it a "weak C".
As for pricing, I would guess $1000-1200 wholesale, $1200-1500 retail, assuming it is authentic, cleaned, and in 30 holder. (Trends VF-20 is 1600, EF-40 is 1800).
Disclaimer: I ALWAYS follow "Dahlonega''s advice. Pay considerably more heed to what he posted.