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Bought a problem coin with my ebay bucks...guess the why

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    Pretty good strike, problem not immediately obvious. Is it cleaned?

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    :o The seller did not ship?
    :# You received different coin?
    :s There is a crack on the slab
    :'( USPS lost it?

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    Looks awfully nice!

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    No prob from here.

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    TaurusTaurus ✭✭
    edited October 11, 2018 1:49PM

    Got some issues up in the crown there? Fake? It's in a holder so...

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    Aspie_RoccoAspie_Rocco ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited October 11, 2018 1:52PM

    It’s a proof?
    Fake?
    OBverse scratch?
    Seriously intense details on the eagle make me wonder

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    gripgrip ✭✭✭✭✭

    Nothing jumps out. Unum looks a little funky

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    KkathylKkathyl ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited October 11, 2018 1:56PM

    Bold strike and Peace look a little doubled

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    So you could return it later and get your eBay bucks back?

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    Your better half or?, threatened you with “use or lose it” :o

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    NGC holder?

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    will be interesting to find out WTF

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    Looks like a hammered strike. Maybe a light wipe at some point?

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    Got it for melt?

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    probably because it was a good price and the strike is above average. good looking!

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    JeffersonFrogJeffersonFrog ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited October 11, 2018 2:58PM

    Cleaning marks above the crown/hair?

    Edited to add: Cleaned or not, that thing is hammered.

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    It's a nice high relief, I like it !!! :)

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    You know someone on the inside that will holder this in a 65?

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    Deputy Trudy Wiegel says its stolen

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    APMEX sale?

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    Probably a tiny patch of hairlines that caused the finalizer to give it the thumbs down? HR variety? Good deal? Ebucks burning a hole in your e-pockets?

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    the reverse looks somewhat funky to me. it is a nice strike

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    The only problem I can see is that I didn't buy it. ;)

    Pete

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    Beautiful strike, very few contact marks except on rays obv. Too bad it's cleaned? I can't determine any varieties from photo's so I'd say strike & technical grade was why? Nice example.

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    Nice pickup. Don't see an issue....

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    strike. That's nice separation on the hair.

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    It's not toned like the coins at the bottom if your post?

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    Above average strike?

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    Strong Strike for a 21

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    ACopACop ✭✭✭✭✭

    Got it because of the strike. Seems the problem free ones never get quite that hammered. There seems to be more of really well struck ones in AU or cleaned. This one was determined cleaned. And no its not from APMEx lol. The pic does sort of look like theirs.

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    Does not look cleaned. Maybe try again.

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    What is the grade?

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    @Paradisefound said:
    What is the grade?

    No grade, a unc details coin - cleaned

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    I can see if a coin has provable hairlines resulting in problem appearance and eye appeal; but they could just net it down to a 60/61. ICG makes that pragmatic decision often when coins are not really impaired.

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    She has halitosis and couldn't hold her breath long enough while being examined. I can see the high relief. Peace Roy

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    rickoricko ✭✭✭✭✭

    Nice looking coin... cleaning not really obvious in the picture.... based on the picture I may have grabbed that one.... Cheers, RickO

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    Love the strike, look at those eagle feathers! Good for you!

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    Nice strike... Looks mildly cleaned.

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    Yup. Bad dip

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    Seems like the eagle is pretty much always well struck up on these, but the hair...not so much. I'm thinking you went for this one because it barely looks to have been cleaned and the nice hair detail.

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    OldEastsideOldEastside ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited October 12, 2018 1:28PM

    Your wife wanted to use the EBAY bucks for something else and now you have a problem :smiley:

    Steve

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    ACopACop ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited October 12, 2018 3:03PM

    @OldEastside said:
    Your wife wanted to use the EBAY bucks for something else and now you have a problem :smiley:

    Steve

    Lucky for me no wife to answer my ebay bucks to.

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    @ACop said:

    @OldEastside said:
    Your wife wanted to use the EBAY bucks for something else and now you have a problem :smiley:

    Steve

    Lucky for me no wife to answer my ebay bucks to.

    Very true, certain accessories may be bad for collecting. Especially if it ends up in a half yours/mine event. At this day in age that is a flip of a coin. Choice is easy.

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    ACopACop ✭✭✭✭✭

    @Rollerman said:
    Seems like the eagle is pretty much always well struck up on these, but the hair...not so much. I'm thinking you went for this one because it barely looks to have been cleaned and the nice hair detail.

    I think people focus too much on the central hair being the only weakness. While true most weak strikes will display weakness here, I think there are other areas of weakness that are often overlooked. While this one does still show some weakness at the highest points of that central hair area, it shines in strike overall, both there and in the rest of the hair and mottos. The numbers look a little soft. But for me this one had strong strike characteristics in places not often well struck that are not given credit for as much as the central hair is. Not a "special" coin by any means, but a nice strike and another good excuse to add a 21.

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    jtlee321jtlee321 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited October 12, 2018 5:06PM

    If she were any more hammered, she'd have to join AA. Nice pick up...

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    kazkaz ✭✭✭✭✭

    Nice detail on the hair, so this may be one of that approx. 210,000 examples struck on Dec 28/29 of 1921. (Isn't it nice to be able to pin down the date of creation of something you own so precisely?) Slightly paraphrasing from RWB's " A Guide Book of Peace Dollars," p. 180, he says that there are an unusual number of well struck pieces in AU condition, that in addition to being well (but not fully) struck show smooth fields and suppressed luster consistent with early strikes from new dies. Many of them may have picked up light wear after being carried for a while as pocket pieces (novelties at the time, perhaps). I think I have one of those:

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