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1910 Barber Half Dollar

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paradigmcomics

paradigmcomics

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Hello everyone. One last request for some opinions. Here is a 1910 US Barber Half Dollar. From my understanding, since it does not have a mint mark, it is from the Philadelphia mint, and is a significantly lower production than the "S" version.

 

What do you all think? Worth grading? (I'm leaning towards probably not).

 

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Coindude

Coindude

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This does actually have a mint mark. If you look on the reverse below the tail feathers and above the "DO" of "DOLLAR" you will see the S. :Moreover, the coin is harshly cleaned and has many rim bruises on top of the fact that it is a very low grade. This one is not worth sending in.

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MarkFeld

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In that condition, I don't think it's worth getting graded, whether it was produced in Philadelphia or San Francisco. However, contrary to what you posted, the coin does appear to have an S mintmark beneath the eagle's tail.

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