Another rare coin with substandard pictures
logger7
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I was following this 1890-cc $20, I figured a decent AU but tough to tell with the pics....
How would you grade?
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Fuzzy EF
"This item is no longer available."
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So rare you can't see it.
supersize the picture and you will find several dings on the obverse side of coin and the coin has no luster at all left. I have $20 liberty's in au-50 nicer then that one. EF-45
You could plug item number into Watchcount: #273951129657
http://www.watchcount.com/#serp
Sold and gone... really fuzzy pictures.... someone took a chance....Cheers, RickO
Typical ebay fishiness, and there are big opportunities there if you have the time and resources.
Two flags on this one: listing indicates cc from year there were none, and it being from mother, I asked him if it had been sent in for grading he said no. Only as an AU would it be worth near where it was bid, as a no problem coin, but how to tell? A local dealer had an old holder PCGS 1890-cc $20 In 50 I was tempted on priced at GS or so. There can be hidden problems on these coins, that year comes nice with eye appeal usually, not really rare.
When I clicked on the link, a picture of a Twenty Saint came up made
into a ring as well. Never even thought about that. I may have to purchase
one for myself.
You have to click through to the previous listing, ebay is always trying to sell you something.