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1910 Liberty Nickel

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James_OldeTowne

James_OldeTowne

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I am in general agreement as well. From these images, AU-55 or 58. The toning is pretty blah, which is to say it really neither adds nor subtracts from the overall value.

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cameron12x

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A case of generous grading or a weak strike on the obverse? Note that one of the stars is not fully formed, leading me to believe a weak obverse strike. The reverse strike seems above average.

 

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Regardless of the actual grade I personally like the toning...

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James_OldeTowne

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With all the guesses seemingly quite low, my guess is that the coin is weak for the grade, but also there may be some imaging problems that make it look lower in grade than it really is.

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cameron12x

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These are the seller's photos; I do not have the coin in hand.

 

I purchased primarily for the slab and the toning (which I really like). It may be mis-graded or simply a weak strike on the obverse. The reverse looks fully struck.

 

I'll post photos when I have the coin.

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