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Showing content with the highest reputation on 03/14/2020 in Posts

  1. 4 points
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    Paddy
    Here is mine - possibly even sharper on the reverse but with one or two irregularities around the edge:
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    ozjohn
    It seems that the quality of strike for 1910 halfcrowns could be variable. Here's my 1910 halfcrown.. Firstly the reverse is a better strike than the obverse and I would grade it as UNC. The obverse is a weaker strike but given the reverse you have to cut some slack as both sides of the coin should wear evenly. As a result I would give an overall grade of gEF for the coin. In summary a very nice coin. I think I would prefer this coin to the PCGS example.
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    secret santa
    Trump's existence is proof enough.





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