Different coin

[seebob-migration]

Bear with me please.

[rrantique]

welcome seebob

I assume this is the obverse for this coin?

 

 

[seebob-migration]

I also posted the obverse. do you have an idea of grade ?

[rrantique]

I also posted the obverse. do you have an idea of grade ?

is the coin a 1890-O or 1886-O?

oh and edit your original post each time instead of starting a new one

[seebob-migration]

The first coin i posted was a 1886-O The second coin is a 1890-O .

[seebob-migration]

Ive really made a mess of these attempts .The pictures you have here are the reverse of the 1890-O & the obverse of the 1886-O

[rrantique]

ok , i'll see if i can match them

 

whew

 

Is that right now?

 

Coins are awfully hard to grade from a scan: ie photo. Both coins should ,in my opinion,

could go anywhere between AU to MS 63.

[seebob-migration]

The top and bottom pictures go togather

 

Could i have made this any more difficult?

 

Not sure how you sorted this out but it looks right now.

[James_OldeTowne]

I suspect that both of these coins are in the MS-61 to MS-63 range. For these particular dates, such a grade range won't justify the cost of certification.

[seebob-migration]

Thank You so much for your time and patience.

[rrantique]

No problem you'll get the hang of it. Welcome and post away

[bsshog40]

I suspect that both of these coins are in the MS-61 to MS-63 range. For these particular dates, such a grade range won't justify the cost of certification.

 

james, the PCGS guide shows the 1886-O to be at least $560 in MS condition, $1650 at MS62. I would think this would be worth grading if it is in MS condition.

[James_OldeTowne]

I suspect that both of these coins are in the MS-61 to MS-63 range. For these particular dates, such a grade range won't justify the cost of certification.

 

james, the PCGS guide shows the 1886-O to be at least $560 in MS condition, $1650 at MS62. I would think this would be worth grading if it is in MS condition.

 

Dang, I sure screwed that up! YES, I would get the 1886-O certified!! My apologies to seebob for the error. I think I may have mentally mismatched the obverse/reverse.

 

seebob, PM sent!