I like the steel blue tone on that coin. If I had to guess I would say AU58 or MS63. I can never tell by a picture.
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I like it. It has an average strike and looks to have a slight amount of wear. I could see it as either an AU-55 or AU-58. Pre-war Southern coins are very cool.
Nice 1857-O seated liberty dime. It looks to be the "Large O", and more common, variety.
It looks lightly dipped/cleaned a while ago then placed in an album. The retoning looks to be coming along nicely, and even better, there there luster is left -- this issue typically comes with nice luster. The strike is strong, with the head of liberty showing some weakness, both of which are typical of the date. Plenty of eye appeal, and I bet the colors look better in person.
Check for a repunched date evident on the left side of the numerals.
I grade it AU 50. NGC/ANACS would probably grade it AU 53 or 55...Mike
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Nice dime, its the medium O variety. I would suspect an AU58 grade as there appears to be rub and light marks in the fields....
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I'm thinking 55. Fields a little busy for 58. It's got that look, as Mike mentioned, of a coin that had the 19th century collector treatment -- some kind of light cleaning -- and then colored up in an album. I like it. I really like it, in fact -- neat color on the obv, nice luster obviously visible on rev & possibly on both sides.
Appreciate everyones comments both positive and negative. You to 57cameonut Still not sure if this is a keeper? The Obverse cleaning bothers me a little bit, too harsh? Color's nice and reverse is real nice, but, I'm going to chew on this one a day or two. Heres the grade:
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It looks lightly dipped/cleaned a while ago then placed in an album. The retoning looks to be coming along nicely, and even better, there there luster is left -- this issue typically comes with nice luster. The strike is strong, with the head of liberty showing some weakness, both of which are typical of the date. Plenty of eye appeal, and I bet the colors look better in person.
Check for a repunched date evident on the left side of the numerals.
I grade it AU 50. NGC/ANACS would probably grade it AU 53 or 55...Mike
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To me a 53/55 at best.
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