1843-O Liberty Half Eagle - guess the grade i guess.
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just wanted to show a coin i think is neat. small letters variety.
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the slab is slightly smaller then my old school ANACS slabs. It was
fun buying southern gold for 25 dollars over melt. thanks for the replies. i wish i could find more southern gold in this grade range
at these price levels.
I still like the coin and it seems that you are very pleased with the look of it.
<< <i>Interesting results and I'm surprised that it graded so low.
I still like the coin and it seems that you are very pleased with the look of it. >>
It seems grade inflation is alive and well. Maybe 291fifth would have
gotten the old school grade ;-)
Oh I wish every coin I owned had a truly original look to it. This coin
may have been boinked long ago but to me it is very acceptable at
the price level I paid. I like it also for the fact it is the tougher variety
of the date and it was conservatively graded.
In hand the coin has a regular gold color, slight patina remaining
in the crevices, and a well worn look. I would guess it got a bubble
bath in the past.
That's one sweet deal!!!
Is this new to you?
over spot and certified/graded conservatively.
also fixed the title. guess i the grade i guess.
must have been hitting the sauce that night ;-)
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