What did PCGS grade this 1807 crusty busty half ? *Grade revealed

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dorkkarl

by d.m., it's f-12, but by type, vg-8

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DNADave

<< <i>by d.m., it's f-12, but by type, vg-8

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I agree with you.

ziggy29

VG-10

DNADave

BTW, Its a O-105, pretty easy to spot.

Leiana

I say VG10.

Early material is not something I have studied with any sort of intensity, however.

-Amanda

123cents

VG-10.

rec78

vg-10

CoinAddict

I will also say VG10. She looks to be a real beauty.

SilverEagles92

VG10 also. Cool coin!

BillJones

VG-8, and it was cleaned a long time ago. They should still grade it, given its age. A later coin would probably get a BB.

fivecents

No one has correctly guessed the grade yet.

LindeDad

AG-4

ziggy29

<< <i>No one has correctly guessed the grade yet. >>

Wow. F-15??

DeanH

It looks like an 8....

Did PCGS grade it a 6?

-Dean

fivecents

Ziggy nailed it. It's an F15.

mozin

I grade it VG-8.

ladyship

I agree with F 15,this early date is known for a very weak strike,notice the star and lettering detail,also the folds on the bust,and lines on the shield.Much clearer than you would expect on a vg coin. Remember hair details and weak wings are the norm.

fivecents

Bump for the AM crowd.

Baley

Your favoritest grade

WoodenJefferson

Congrats on the nice grade...it's all in the hair behind the ears and down through her curls on the obverse and the nice horizontal shield lines on the back that gave it the F-12 Still consider it a "Crusty Busty" now?