GTG: 1909-S $10. See bottom post (VF 30).
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I grade it: Really nice, and a cool date! Looks like it should go with this one...which is PCGS VF35 CAC
Holler if it comes up for sale, Doctor.
siliconvalleycoins.com
40 but not sure about the surfaces
11.5$ Southern Dollars, The little “Big Easy” set
30
30 and scrumptious.
Edited to add:
Grading via a TrueView is significantly better than grading by Ebay images. NOT praise.
Case in point:
Can you definitively eliminate a light cleaning? Superficially mark-free as a 30? Inquiring minds may want to know; this image tells me very little besides wear, yet the high points look too "silky".
Am I right or wrong? Does it matter? What does a different view do to your confidence?
Remember the "Two 1935P Peace Dollars" thread from a couple of weeks ago. I liked the medium color on the PCGS 67. A significant minority thought it should be dipped.
As Gomer Pyle used to say, "Surprise, surprise, surprise". The Heritage slab image showed the coin to be WHITE.
Going OT somewhat. @SeattleSlammer has already demonstrated that I can't grade from pictures
Cool original looking coin! whatever the grade!
Jb-rarities.com
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35
40
30-35.
My first impression was 40, but after looking a while - I sometimes look too long - I am thinking 45.....I like gold coins... Cheers, RickO
35 for me. Liberty's face looks like she has a fever.
Pete
30
PCGS graded it as a VF 30 which I think is pretty accurate. The TrueView accurately depicts the coin. Perhaps in hand the coin looks slightly nicer. The coin has not been sent to CAC. I don’t have any slab shots.
Thanks for the feedback.
Coin has not been sent to CAC yet!