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Canada 5 cent 1875H small date - any premium for "low 5/5"?
Pokermandude
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It is CCCS graded VF30 with comments "Wide date, small date, low 5 over 5". CCCS tends to attribute a ton of varieties that none of the other TPGs do, and many that aren't really "mainstream"/out of Chartlon or listed in the CCN trends section. No idea what the wide date designation means, I can verify that it is indeed a small date type- varieties really aren't my thing.
I see the overdate on the last digit, but does it add any value? The only one I've come across in my searching is a lower grade one on Ebay that the guy wants about a 50% premium over a regular 1875H small date coin.
I see the overdate on the last digit, but does it add any value? The only one I've come across in my searching is a lower grade one on Ebay that the guy wants about a 50% premium over a regular 1875H small date coin.
http://stores.ebay.ca/Mattscoin - Canadian coins, World Coins, Silver, Gold, Coin lots, Modern Mint Products & Collections
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I would rather pay top price for an MS, the higher the better.
But, as it is,your coin commands a pretty penny..
am surprised it made it to n VF 30
Louis is usually much more conservative.. he also forgot it is a blunt 7
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FWIW I thought it was a bit overgraded too at first. But the more I look at it and compare to other pieces, I think it's graded correctly. My photo skills leave a lot to be desired.