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. I see that @GoldFinger1969 agreed with the post that 1840s-1850s common-date AU half Eagles are not worth much more today that they were 10 years ago. The same debate involving @GoldFinger1969 occu… (View Post)

If it achieves any sort of "PL" grade, it would be worth the cost to submit it for grading. From the pictures it looks like possibly MS62PL or maybe even MS63PL. (View Post)

MS64+DMPL (View Post)

. I saw that. I think the seller would have done a lot better on the sale if they had listed the total weight of the coin. Bidders were likely uncertain of the net gold content (it was very close to … (View Post)

. That looks like die erosion doubling (late die state). I always assume die erosion doubling when the direction of the secondary image is towards the rim (in a radial direction from the center of th… (View Post)