GTG on my new 1833 CBH (GRADE REVEALED, LAST COMMENT)

[yonico]

these are the seller's pics, all i did was crop them and place on black background.

 

although not very high grade, i like the original look of this piece.

 

this coin is graded by a TPG that is not PCGS or NGC, but i think the grade assigned is right where it should be.

 

care to guess what it graded?

 

 

[Raisethis2]

The complete neckline tells me it's an XF, the remaining luster say 45.

 

XF45

[$ilverHawk]

Very attractive CBH. The light devices highlighted by the colorful fields are not all that common. Nice pick up.

 

I'll go VF35.

 

Carl

[ldhair]

45

[Coindude]

XF40

[BillJones]

I am not as high on this coin as some other people. It looks like a piece that might have been cleaned with soap and water and then placed in a coin envelope while it was still damp. The result was part of the coin is toned to a color some people like, and other areas that were touched the envelope stayed white.

 

I'll give it VF-35 sharpness with a possible "no grade" because of the cleaning and general appearance. Don't despair a lot of collectors like this look, especially the toned parts. I'm just the exception.

 

[physics-fan3.14]

No way is that a 40 - and if it is, then it is overgraded.

 

I like it as a VF-30, and it looks attractive.

[yonico]

Well, this coin is graded ANACS VF35 (small white holder)

 

Like I said in my previous post above, I think it's graded accurately and right where it should be.

 

Thanks for all the comments!