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Excuse my disrespect, but this "appears" to be one of the crappiest MS64 PCGS graded 1812
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OK CBH experts, am I showing my ignorance here???
I'm hoping the seller has taken some "crappy" pics.
If I was selling this coin, I would have hired Russ, rgcoinguy, or spacemonkey to image this classic rarity.



edited to add quote marks on 'appears' in the title.....I'm such a grammarian!!!
I'm hoping the seller has taken some "crappy" pics.
If I was selling this coin, I would have hired Russ, rgcoinguy, or spacemonkey to image this classic rarity.



edited to add quote marks on 'appears' in the title.....I'm such a grammarian!!!
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I would also expect this coin to have decent luster which is drained by the angle of the image.
"1812 50C MS64 PCGS. O-105a, R.2. This satiny and evenly struck near-Gem features original cream-gray, autumn-brown, and apple-green toning. To the unaided eye, the grade appears conservative, although a loupe locates a thin vertical mark near the jaw. "
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<< <i>Terrible photos. The coin appears to have wear on the high points. I wonder how it looks in hand? >>
Thank You all for your honesty! !!!!!
Graded by PCGS as AU-53 (in old holder)
<< <i>I would be more interested in knowing why this seller thinks that eBay is the proper venue for an 1879 NGC PF-65 CAM $4 Stella.
He managed to make that look bad too....