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1807 S-271 R-1 VG8A point or two sharper but there are numerous faint hairline scratches on the portrait and a cluster of trivial nicks from the shoul

1807 S-274 R-2 G4A few points sharpness but dark and covered with fine roughness on the surfaces. There is also a nick in the field below the chin, a

1808 S-277 R-2 F15VF sharpness but lightly cleaned long ago and now glossy tan and chocolate browns. There are trivial nicks in the fields, including

1808 S-278 R-3 F12Semi-glossy chocolate and olive browns with a dark spot right of star 4. Only the most trivial of marks consistent with the grade, i

1808 S-278 R-3 VG7F15 sharpness but corroded with fine roughness and verdigris on the surfaces, and old scratches on both sides. There are also a coup

1809 S-280 R-2 ICG EF40 Details (Corroded)EF sharpness but dark with microporosity across the surfaces, and clusters of pitting at star 8 and under NE

1809 S-280 R-2 VG10VF25 sharpness but dark with a deep stain on the obverse and fine granularity on the surfaces. Otherwise deep steel with peeps of a

1809 S-280 R-2 G6Fine sharpness but dark and lightly corroded, strongest at stars 9-10 and on the lower reverse. Dark olive and steel patina. There is

1810 S-282 R-2 PCGS VG10Dark olive and steel with hints of lighter chocolate on both sides. Microscopic granularity covers some protected areas. The o

1810 S-282 R-2 VG8Slightly sharper but fine granularity covers the surfaces, which have also been cleaned. There is a rim bruise at stars 2-3, trivial