New bust halves that I am waiting for grades on...guess away!!
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But the fact that you will give the coins to the closest guesser makes it worthwhile!
I'll go with 55, 63, 58
1813-O-107A AU53--nice coin
1834-O-104 AU53 -nice also
1835-O-108 AU50 - I'll take this one too
Hope I am right on the varieties
AU58... Is what I would give it.. Thinking PCGS may hit at 55
When you first look at the 35 you almost want to say MS... But looking close AU55
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<< <i>Man!! you guys are tough on that 1813. >>
Who is you guys? I said 55 if the luster is there..... I thought I was very fair.
That was a great thread.
The 1834 might go PCGS AU50. I don't like the left field action, the color marks there, and the plan flaw in the cap.
The 1835 may be BB. It has retoned after some kind of "improvement attempt", and the entire rim looks suspicious from the obverse picture.
It sure is hard to grade 200 year old circulated coins from pictures, even though they are very nice pictures.
david
BTW, that 13 107 isn't all that late of a die state. It comes as the most severely cracked die marriage in the entire series; when you see a terminal die state coin, it is a sight!
roadrunner
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