frank j hammer
Lid sinds: 6-mar-2016
Bericht: 10-mar-2016, 23:29
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Bericht: 10-mar-2016, 23:29
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According to Red Book criteria this is an xf coin.
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muygrandeoso
Lid sinds: 24-apr-2015
Bericht: 10-mar-2016, 23:35
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Bericht: 10-mar-2016, 23:35
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I would call it a VF-35, to much wear on the hair for XF IMHO.
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Oklahoman Numista team
Lid sinds: 20-dec-2015
Bericht: 11-mar-2016, 01:11
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Bericht: 11-mar-2016, 01:11
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No one here would buy this coin as an xf. Vf.
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edduns
Lid sinds: 17-okt-2013
Bericht: 11-mar-2016, 03:05
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Bericht: 11-mar-2016, 03:05
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This is a good site for checking grades. click nickels and Liberty Nickels will show. Ed
http://www.pcgs.com/Photograde/ Those who believe they can do something and those who believe they can't are both right.
Oklahoman Numista team
Lid sinds: 20-dec-2015
Bericht: 11-mar-2016, 03:19
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Bericht: 11-mar-2016, 03:19
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I should have been clearer, here meant where I live, not this website.
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Essor Prof Catalogusbeheerder
Lid sinds: 13-apr-2015
Bericht: 11-mar-2016, 13:47
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Bericht: 11-mar-2016, 13:47
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A very nice VF (in my opinion).
neilithic
Gesloten account
Bericht: 12-mar-2016, 07:01
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Bericht: 12-mar-2016, 07:01
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The ear and hair looks a bit flat for an XF, I'd say VF
Coinguy1960
Lid sinds: 5-jun-2015
Bericht: 13-mar-2016, 05:41
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Bericht: 13-mar-2016, 05:41
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According to PCGS Photograde website, I would give it VF30.
mark pratt
Jesse11
Lid sinds: 30-dec-2015
Bericht: 14-mar-2016, 04:21
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Bericht: 14-mar-2016, 04:21
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I guess I would agree with VF. The Red Book says that for EF "Corn grains at bottom of wreath visible on reverse." Maybe it's a blurry picture, but it looks like at least the left ear of corn is worn flat?
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