Opinions on this trade dollar - cleaned or not?

I brought this one raw and the seller thinks it's AU58. I think it's AU, but not 58 - maybe 50 - 55. What really bothers me is that it appears to have been cleaned. The seller does not think so and he may be right, but the hairlines look like cleaning marks to me. He has agreed to buy the coin back if ANACS net grades it any lower than AU. Here's the coin:



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1) you thought the seller overgraded it
2) you thought it was cleaned
3) you saw hairlines that also suggest cleaning
4) it "bothered you"
So why did you buy this one? Was it a "good" price? Deals with contingincies like you mentioned I stay away from. If I am not sure about a deal, there is likely a reason.
Best,
Billy
Billy
<< <i>One additional comment I would add, and what is a dead give away, is that the hairlines all run in a pattern on both sides. On an original AU coin, there will be hairlines from circulation but they will be random with no discernable pattern. >>
jim
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However, there are just too many parallel hairlines on that piece for me not to suspect it was cleaned.
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