<< <i>looks like the high points were wiped a bit to clean off the toning. the reverse, the shield, is how all the high points should look.
lightly cleaned on the high points is my opinion. look at liberty's cap by the words "liberrty". the whole coin used to look like that. >>
FC is probably right but I doubt that the wipe would result in a BB from any top tier holder. Then again, if the wipe left hairlines, that's a whole different ballgame.
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Wish they'd all look like that after 180 years.
"Bongo hurtles along the rain soaked highway of life on underinflated bald retread tires."
~Wayne
4,764,800 Minted (estimate) in 1830
15 Obverse Dies & 20 Reverse Dies produced 23 Die Marriages.
6 R1's
8 R2's
7 R3's
4 R4's
1 R5's
–John Adams, 1826
the reverse, the shield, is how all the high points should look.
lightly cleaned on the high points is my opinion. look at liberty's
cap by the words "liberrty". the whole coin used to look like that.
<< <i>looks like the high points were wiped a bit to clean off the toning.
the reverse, the shield, is how all the high points should look.
lightly cleaned on the high points is my opinion. look at liberty's
cap by the words "liberrty". the whole coin used to look like that. >>
FC is probably right but I doubt that the wipe would result in a BB from any top tier holder. Then again, if the wipe left hairlines, that's a whole different ballgame.
i agree. nice coin but not what i look for if i collected bust silver.
in hand any hairlines would be easy to detect, if none, slab it!