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This is one of the older coins I own. Your thoughts on the grade of this 1835 half dollar
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Technically accurate. But the cleaning was done long ago, and those are old scratches.
Probably a coin that spent considerable time buried.
Praise the coin gods someone else agrees with me !! Enviro damage, scratched. Sure looks dug up to me.
Yup. She's had a rough life for sure. Could have been a burried find, and someone started to roughly clean the devices at one point.
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Definitely a details problem coin; as for the "buried" detective judgment, impossible to say where it has been, there are a lot of other explanations for the surface issues. And using a little imagination, what scenario do you lay out with a coin with a fair amount of detail like this surfacing with no greater damage than we see having been buried in the ground? Joe Prospector and his treasure metal detector just happened to unearth the coin on one of his property searches?
I agree with this except that I think it is XF details.
XF details, problems as noted.
I would say XF...and certainly MAY have been a dug coin... I have seen Bust Halves come out of the ground like that.... It would be a keeper if I found it... not sure I would slab it though... Cheers, RickO