Guess the grade - 1795 half dollar (GRADE REVEALED)
EarlyHalfBoobu
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Here's a guess-the-grade Flowing hair half dollar...
answer... It's in an ICG-12 holder.
Yeah, the scratches on the front are a distraction, as well as the spots on the back - I've been thinking about sending it to NCS to see if they can do anything about it...
Otherwise, a decently struck small head with (otherwise) nice surfaces.
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answer... It's in an ICG-12 holder.
Yeah, the scratches on the front are a distraction, as well as the spots on the back - I've been thinking about sending it to NCS to see if they can do anything about it...
Otherwise, a decently struck small head with (otherwise) nice surfaces.
Hope you enjoyed the post!
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Russ, NCNE
I'll guess F-12.
Oh wait... I don't have any.
Tom
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Nets G6 in my opinion but might be worth VG money
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why the he11 do the scratches bother you? if you just can't tolerate scratches on a 209 y-o coin COLLECT SOMETHING ELSE that doesn't get scratches.
K S
<< <i>i gussed f-12 before looking at any other posts. >>
Sure you did.
Russ, NCNE
The three small head die marriages, O.126, 127, and 128, are all more difficult than their current rarity ratings imply. This is 126, the most common, or maybe I should say the least rare. Try to find a no problem VF, it will take years. The small heads are not a Redbook variety but should be.
Earlyhalf - nice score on the O.128! It will look good with your 126.