Guess the Grade - 1795 silver dollar

LanLord

I usually don't do these GTG posts, but I thought I would today.
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This is not a give a way
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I found this 1795 dollar recently at a show in Northern California
It caught my eye as something that would fit perfectly into my
Library of Coins type album. I decided to go for it, and have been
pleased with that decision ever since.

Take a look, give me a guess at your grade, and whether/if it had been slabbed by a TPG

Please don't cheat an look to see if I posted information that would answer the above questions, I probably did, but where's the fun in that?

eyoung429

EF?? Doesn't matter, that is one Killer coin!!!! Thank you for sharing her with us!!!!!

rsdoug81

F12

PerryHall

F12 Nice original coin.

DennisH

F15

curly

I believe it will bring a Fine 15

braddick

If it hasn't been tooled/re-ingraved (some of the stars look slightly suspicious along with the reverse wreath) I like it at FN18 (almost VF!).

ER

Tom, that's a perfect looking MS10.

longtimecollector

12 obv...... 20 rev......

curly

after reading braddick's post and looking at it again, I see what he means. There are some very pronounced features on that coin that doesn't match the overall wear. Still a nice coin though.

wam98

That's a beauty.

Bochiman

I agree with the "if not tooled, etc" and I would say F15
I like it!

JJM

F15+ ?

RYK

12

shirohniichan

Nice looking coin! I'd say F15 (but I admit I'm not familiar with the fine points of this short series).

stman

I like the look of this coin, and the scan I'd say F-15.

fivecents

That bust dollar has "the look". Congratulations....I doubt you will ever feel regret for buying that coin.

MikeInFL

I would grade the coin F-15, but regardless of grade, that's just a superb coin. I hope to own one someday, and I can only hope the one I find is as attractive...Mike

mgoodm3

f15

edit: I like it when my guess agrees with the masses.

LanLord

Looks like most people got this one pretty much on the button.

It was given a F15 by PCGS.
As far as my feeble eyes can tell, I see no hint of tooling or such on either obverse or reverse. I'm not sure if the scan perhaps
left artifacts that make it look goofed with, if someone wants to point out what they thought was tooling, I'd be interested.
This coin to me is interesting in that the main devices seem to have a tremendous amount of meat on them almost as though
the coins of this series were made in a high relief style.

Thanks for participating.

DickyBetz

Fine

relayer

Very nice - F15