1832 Capped bust

[bsshog40]

This was graded by ANACS. Can you tell what the grade is?

[SuperDave]

ANACS? I'd be surprised if they didn't net-grade it, judging from the obverse. I'm guessing XF40.

[Bruceswar]

Looks like AU range coin. I cannot tell from the images as to where it would fall.

[TJ'S Coins]

Hard to give a solid opinion from these pictures and not in hand. I would like to go higher considering there appears to be a fair amount of luster on the obverse and the reverse detail is pretty good. If the scratches are on the coin to the left of Liberty (not on the holder) and those are die cracks between stars 12 & 13 I would net it at VF35.

[bsshog40]

These are scratches between stars 12 & 13.

[Bruceswar]

These are scratches between stars 12 & 13.

 

Are you sure those are not planchet flaws??

[James_OldeTowne]

I would guess AU-55. They may have designated "planchet flaw" or "planchet lamination" as well.

 

These images make it very difficult to make an educated guess.

[texasrichard]

Understanding that I'm horrible at this but I'll take a shot at it.

 

Not trying to be critical because I like the coin, but to me from the pictures it looks as if it might have been cleaned at one time, so I'll say

 

AU50 Details Cleaned

[123cents]

I would guess AU-53 details. It really hard to tell from the photos.

[JRocco]

Looks like dip residue on the obverse which would account for the image/luster. I think ANACS net graded it AU details net EF

[JonM]

I think it was graded 45.

[bsshog40]

Very good Texasrichard!!

[Bruceswar]

its a shame as this coin looks pretty nice still from the images.

[bsshog40]

Would've been nice if no one would have tried to make it look better. The cleaning more than likely really took away some value of this coin!!

[Mozin]

ANACS got this one right.

[Bruceswar]

ANACS got this one right.

 

Thats usally the case with problem coins.