Market Acceptable Toning? 1812 Bust Half Dollar ***GRADE POSTED***
BustHalfBrian
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The color is pretty wild on this circ Bustie, but is it too wild?
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The blue toning could be suspect.
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I always wondered if it was from the holder.
Good luck with the submission
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<< <i>I like the look and think it should grade no problem. >>
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Acceptable to me, in any event. Looks very nice.
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I personally think that color pattern would be very hard to cook.
And I think the coin is absolutely fantastic looking.
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<< <i>The color is pretty wild on this circ Bustie, but is it too wild?
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I agree. Go for it.
Here it is with a little less wear.
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I've got an 1814 with wilder toning than that, and I know for a fact in came from sitting for years in an old drawer.
If I posted it on here, most everyone would flame it as AT. Heck I'd call it AT myself if I didn't know the history on it.
For whatever reason, these busties just seem to tone up pretty in the right environment, much more easily so than say
a walker.
<< <i>I think that this coin will get a grade, but I don't think that it is worth enough send in for grading. To me it is a Choice VF coin, and as such it's worth less than $200. >>
Probably worth a bit more than $200...Brian hasn't said what he paid though.
If it grades at PCGS the value will go up enough to cover the grading fees and then some IMO, plus it makes it an easier sell.
Late date CBH in VF, then I'd agree with you....an awful lot of those around, and the plastic won't help nearly so much.
When I first saw it, I was suspicious about the blue around the perimeter of the portrait, eagle and scroll.
I thought it looked like a funny shade of blue, recent toning clinging to a relatively recent cleaning.
That doesn't mean that I don't like the CBH.
I do, but I would have put it in the nice but problem category.
Based on the unanimous approval by others, it looks like you're in the clear.
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<< <i>I think that this coin will get a grade, but I don't think that it is worth enough send in for grading. To me it is a Choice VF coin, and as such it's worth less than $200. >>
Probably worth a bit more than $200...Brian hasn't said what he paid though.
If it grades at PCGS the value will go up enough to cover the grading fees and then some IMO, plus it makes it an easier sell.
Late date CBH in VF, then I'd agree with you....an awful lot of those around, and the plastic won't help nearly so much. >>
I paid $200 for it
<< <i>Well I definitely learned from this thread.
When I first saw it, I was suspicious about the blue around the perimeter of the portrait, eagle and scroll.
I thought it looked like a funny shade of blue, recent toning clinging to a relatively recent cleaning.
That doesn't mean that I don't like the CBH.
I do, but I would have put it in the nice but problem category.
Based on the unanimous approval by others, it looks like you're in the clear. >>
He may be in the clear for the toning, but what about the surfaces? I really can't tell if they are market acceptable from the provided images.
I'd have paid $200 for her in a heartbeat.
And the TrueView...
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