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can't win 'em all...
Have you noticed that when you get out sniped, a coin you thought might be cool to have all of the sudden becomes the coin you NEED ?
I thought for sure that I'd get this one with a stong snipe, it's graded VF 20, even with the bad pics it's easy to see that it's original and undergraded, so
I bid it pretty close to XF, but no....I should've realised that bust halves in old fatty NGC holders are something you don't see too much of and went a little higher.
Anyone here win it by chance ?
I thought for sure that I'd get this one with a stong snipe, it's graded VF 20, even with the bad pics it's easy to see that it's original and undergraded, so
I bid it pretty close to XF, but no....I should've realised that bust halves in old fatty NGC holders are something you don't see too much of and went a little higher.
Anyone here win it by chance ?
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Nice, but there are others.
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That's exactly the look myself and many other bust half nuts look for and pay up for.
It does appear to have better detail than vf20.
<< <i>Probably the sight rim bumps kept it from VF35.
Nice, but there are others. >>
Yes, when a coin is obviously undergraded make sure to consider net grading from some hidden flaw. --Jerry