1832 & 1835 Capped Bust 50C

[Zebo]

Grade opinions and O# please

 

 

 

[physics-fan3.14]

The 1832 is borderline F/VF details, scratched, cleaned, damaged.

 

The 1835 is a very attractively toned mid-VF, although the surface on the obverse is rough (gouges and hairlines and such). Its borderline whether it would grade.

[bsshog40]

I say VF30 & VF40. The scratches on the first one bother me though. Don't know if they are bad enough to BB though.

[BillJones]

The 1832 has Fine sharpness but it is scratched. There is no way that that coin would get a grade in an NGC or PCGS certification holder because of the scratches. The scratches under the eagle's head and neck look intentional and really kill the coin. The one of the obverse is large and obvious too.

 

The second piece grades VF-20 or so and might get a grade. I'm concerned about the rims that seem to have been bumped in a couple of places to the point where the piece is no longer perfectly round.

[$ilverHawk]

The 1832 has Fine sharpness but it is scratched. There is no way that that coin would get a grade in an NGC or PCGS certification holder because of the scratches. The scratches under the eagle's head and neck look intentional and really kill the coin. The one of the obverse is large and obvious too.

 

The second piece grades VF-20 or so and might get a grade. I'm concerned about the rims that seem to have been bumped in a couple of places to the point where the piece is no longer perfectly round.

 

I agree with Bill.

 

Carl

[Zebo]

Thanks all

 

[coinman_23885]

1832 - F details scratched

1835 - VF 25

[jpcienkus]

The 1832 is borderline F/VF details, scratched, cleaned, damaged.

 

The 1835 is a very attractively toned mid-VF, although the surface on the obverse is rough (gouges and hairlines and such). Its borderline whether it would grade.

 

+1

[$ilverHawk]

1832 O-122

 

1835 O-106

 

Carl

[Zebo]

Thanks silver hawk.