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1844 seated liberty 10c - guess the grade? GRADE IS IN FROM NGC

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It's in a no-problem older ANACS holder, bought as part of a large collection.

what do you think it grades?

 

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THANKS!

 

Johnny

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No better than VF-20. It is original, but it's not that pretty. The shield looks like a VF-20. The rest of the obverse looks like a Fine.

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I think the holder is bogus. Looks like a fake holder. Look at the word ANACS on the left. They were not that sloppy and they always had a grade on the coin.

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I think the holder is bogus. Looks like a fake holder. Look at the word ANACS on the left. They were not that sloppy and they always had a grade on the coin.

 

Pic is photoshopped to hide the grade

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Looks vf20, possible old cleaning? I know you said that it was problem free though. Did you photoshop out the grade? Is that why the date looks funny?

 

Yes I did :)

 

Coin is very dark, hard to capture all detail. But in hand it doesn't look cleaned to me.

 

If NGC agrees with most of you and calls it a VF i'd be very happy. A VF is a $500 coin that I got for close to nothing.

 

More guesses?

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Both examples showed for comparison look close to my coin, but on my coin liberty looks stronger and details on the shield in general are better, in my opinion.

 

I decided to send it out to NGC anyways. With grading fees and everything, I would do good even if it grades F12.

 

Wil post ANACS grade and full slab pic tomorrow

 

Thank you so much for your opinions!

 

Johnny

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I would do good even if it grades F12.

Please be careful with 1844 dimes. I've found that you have to pay 25% "back of bid" to come out ahead. Their value is overrated in every price guide I've seen.

 

It's far from a rare, or even scarce date. I've owned as many as six at one time, and that was because it was a struggle to sell them at a profit.

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Here is a F12 in an old ANACS holder that looks close Link .

 

The topic coin has more detail then the F12 coin from Heritage.

 

That's why I called it a F15. The OP's coin has more detail, but not enough to make the VF threshold (at least not in my opinion).

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ANACS graded VF20

 

it is on the way to NGC right now

 

Did you crack it out or send it still in the ANACS Holder.

I think it will cross at VF 20 either way .

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ANACS graded VF20

 

it is on the way to NGC right now

 

Did you crack it out or send it still in the ANACS Holder.

I think it will cross at VF 20 either way .

 

I sent it in the anacs holder.

 

which makes no difference, i think; because when you send a non-pcgs holder they crack it BEFORE it gets to the grading room, and the graders get to look at it as a RAW coin.

 

i really hope you're right and it will end up in a VF holder!

 

thanks

 

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No better than VF-20. It is original, but it's not that pretty. The shield looks like a VF-20. The rest of the obverse looks like a Fine.

 

Spot on, I agree.

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I would do good even if it grades F12.

Please be careful with 1844 dimes. I've found that you have to pay 25% "back of bid" to come out ahead. Their value is overrated in every price guide I've seen.

 

It's far from a rare, or even scarce date. I've owned as many as six at one time, and that was because it was a struggle to sell them at a profit.

 

I understand..

 

I Paid about 25% OF bid for it, not back of bid.

That's why I decided to take a chance and send to NGC instead of selling as is.

If it comes back F I'm still ahead :)

I don't think it's RARE, but it is a better date - $500 bid at VF!

 

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I would do good even if it grades F12.

Please be careful with 1844 dimes. I've found that you have to pay 25% "back of bid" to come out ahead. Their value is overrated in every price guide I've seen.

 

It's far from a rare, or even scarce date. I've owned as many as six at one time, and that was because it was a struggle to sell them at a profit.

 

I understand..

 

I Paid about 25% OF bid for it, not back of bid.

That's why I decided to take a chance and send to NGC instead of selling as is.

If it comes back F I'm still ahead :)

I don't think it's RARE, but it is a better date - $500 bid at VF!

(thumbs u

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coin is on the way back from NGC

 

it was graded NGC F15

 

Congrats Jayman1970, Dudley the 1st, James_earlyUS & coinman_23885 for guessing the exact grade NGC gave it.

 

and thank you all for the guesses and opinions.

 

i'm very happy with the new grade

 

2581332-006 is the new verification number for this coin

 

johnny

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