Finally got a Fugio cent... Guess the grade*grade revealed VF25*

fivecents

ColonialCoinUnion

I like the look of that coin.

I'll guess PCGS would consider that a VF35.

TheRaven

Nice coin.....

Grade, have no idea.....

Numismanic

Very nice coin, I have no idea about the grade though.

Heywood

VG-8?

PerryHall

Heavily worn so probably G6 or VG8.

JZrarities

Fine-15

JadeRareCoin

VF-20. Very nice example for the type. Congrats.

dthigpen

~F12

ziggy29

Probably about VF-20 or so??

michael

a nice vf coin and what makes this coin really special is that usually fugios are weakly struck in the middle of the obverse to 6 pm towards the rims and this coin is strongly struck!!~!!! unusual !!!!!!!

so this is a really nice vf above average struck example and also most importantly in early copper it is a nicely balanced coin with average++ plus surfaces!!!!!!!!!!!! the best of both worlds

overall nice balance between obverse and reverse

a keeper in my opinion

michael

also you do not usually see a nice circ fugio like this too often as most all you see now on themarket are weakly struck obverse coins again in the center of the coin and down to 6 pm on the obverse

michael

i am in

michael

and also a plus in the pcgs holder as pcgs is the market leader in grading mainstream colonial coinage

as they pcgs for the most part get it right most all of the time

mgoodm3

nice fugio.

jayboxx

Very nice, no idea on grade

Longacre

I really like the look of it! I don't know the grade though.

Regulated

My initial impression was vf20.

IrishMike

<< <i>I like the look of that coin.

I'll guess PCGS would consider that a VF35. >>

1jester

F-15. Nice looking example.

busco69

fine 12

stephunter

VF20--Cool!

Coxe

I'd say VF30. The key is it has original tan surfaces with a dismissably low level of corrosion and sundial numerals that are readable even on the right side.

The variety appears to be a KN-9P. That is among those in the Bank of New York hoard, which are available in quantity and in mint state.

1jester

I think it's overgraded. But what do I know, being merely a peon.

I wish they'd been so lenient with my 1860-O dime with super thick skin, nice subtle toning, perfect surfaces, and a fully visible LIBERTY which only garnered a VG10 with the experts at PCGS.

BECOKA

VF25. but we already new that.

paigowjohnny

Fugio crap.



sweet coin

Coxe

<< <i>VF25. but we already new that. >>



D'Oh! It was right there in the thread title. Well I was close with my VF30. Uncommonly nice, but relatively common, Fugio.

relayer

Fugio's are