Do the contact marks stop the coin grading above EF?

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What is your thoughts EF or better? I think it probably is slightly better. The coin is not needed for my collection, it was purchased as part of a lot to obtain another coin in the lot. Im looking to sell this one to purchase other coins I need. What would be a fair price please to list this coin to sell.

 

Thanks

Edited yesterday at 11:06 AM by absence of uniformity

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2 minutes ago, absence of uniformity said:

What is your thoughts EF or better? I think it probably is slightly better. The coin is not needed for my collection, it was purchased as part of a lot to obtain another coin in the lot. Im looking to sell this one to purchase other coins I need. What is a fair price to list this coin to sell.

 

Thanks

Looks to be a decent sharp strike when looking at other sold examples on LCA.  I can see what roughly these grade coins have sold for but Im interested to hear opinions. 

Thanks

[jelida]

Better than EF for me, contact marks aren’t so much of an issue as scratches and other damage from circulation. You can always be caught out by photos, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it was graded MS 62ish.

Price at auction is so unpredictable, you could offer it at a fixed price of somewhere midway between EF and BU in the catalogue but be prepared to wait, or nearer EF price for a quicker sale.

Jerry

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23 hours ago, jelida said:

Better than EF for me, contact marks aren’t so much of an issue as scratches and other damage from circulation. You can always be caught out by photos, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it was graded MS 62ish.

Price at auction is so unpredictable, you could offer it at a fixed price of somewhere midway between EF and BU in the catalogue but be prepared to wait, or nearer EF price for a quicker sale.

Jerry

Thank you