ANSWER POSTED! GTG: 1811 Capped Bust half-dollar

[James_OldeTowne]

Posted just for fun, and to test the quality of these images. I'll give the answer later.

 

[physics-fan3.14]

EF-45.

[coinman_23885]

AU all day long. I would say AU50+.

[$ilverHawk]

XF 45 with a lot of mint luster remaining.

 

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[relicsncoins]

AU50....looks nice.

[FishyOne]

My first thought was 50 so I'll stick with that one. A 53 wouldn't surprise me a bit based on the overall piece, which has a choice look about it.

[Mark T]

Minimum Au 55 .

[SouthFlorida guy]

45

[Coindude]

Gorgeous, original, 50, maybe 53.

[Walkerfan]

I'm going as high as AU 53. I think that is a Solid AU 53 and not a point less.

 

My instincts and past experience tell me AU 53 all day long.

[rrantique]

Minimum Au 55 .

 

(thumbs u

[James_OldeTowne]

The answer is:

 

PCGS AU-58!

 

In hand, it is a true AU-58, with only friction, not wear. There are many MS-61/2 coins that have more rub on them than this one, in my experience.

[dean1345]

AU53

[Mark T]

The answer is:

 

PCGS AU-58!

 

In hand, it is a true AU-58, with only friction, not wear. There are many MS-61/2 coins that have more rub on them than this one, in my experience.

 

Au 58 looks right to me , I said minimum Au 55 . Based on the reverse I agree this could be MS 61/62 ,

[MBA101]

The pics show some slight rub. Clearly from the pics its an AU coin, then the number is determined by luster remaining...I could see 58, but would have said 53 as a guess.