1886-O Lowball?
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Would this 1886-O make it to a Lowball grade?
Ken.
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Lowball yes, PO1 no.
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F2
2 at best.
F2. Way too much meat.
Dave
Probably a F2
Thanks everyone for your comments.
Ken.
AG3 in my opinion
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I agree with this, too much of date to be lower. You can still call it a lowball though.
It used to be with Morgans it required a PO1 to be a lowball and with some dates, FA2.
Now any worn looking silver dollar is and can be called a Lowball, even coins with problems.
It has been a somewhat interesting turn of events over the last 20 to 30 years.
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Don
Nice lowballer
Would guess F2. Lowball the heck out of them right?
Even if you could wear it down to a coin that would go straight as a Poor1, would that even be worth that much?