The Official Blackbook Price Guide to United States Coins 2014, 52nd Edition by Thomas E. Hudgeons Jr

Author:Thomas E. Hudgeons, Jr. [Hudgeons, Thomas E.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 978-0-375-72349-0
Publisher: Diversified Publishing
Published: 2013-06-10T16:00:00+00:00

REVERSE: Wear shows on head and feathers in wings and legs but all details are visible. All central tail feathers are plain. Wing and leg ridges are lightly worn.

GOLD DOLLARS—TYPE I 1849–1854

MINT STATE (Absolutely no trace of wear.)

MS-70 (Perfect Uncirculated)

A flawless coin exactly as it was minted, with no trace of wear or injury. Must have full mint luster and brilliance. Any unusual die or planchet traits must be described.

MS-65 (Choice Uncirculated)

No trace of wear; nearly as perfect as MS-70 except for some small blemish. Has full mint luster and brilliance but may show slight discoloration. A few barely noticeable nicks or marks may be present.

MS-60 (Uncirculated)

A strictly Uncirculated coin with no trace of wear, but with blemishes more obvious than for MS-65. May lack full mint luster and brilliance. Check points for signs of abrasion: hair near coronet; tips of leaves.

ABOUT UNCIRCULATED (Small trace of wear visible on highest points.)

AU-55 (Choice About Uncirculated)

OBVERSE: There is a trace of wear at upper hairline below coronet.

REVERSE: Trace of wear visible on tips of leaves. Three-quarters of the mint luster is still present.

AU-50 (About Uncirculated)

OBVERSE: There is a trace of wear on hairlines near coronet and below the ear.

REVERSE: Trace of wear visible on tips of leaves. Half of the mint luster is still present.

EXTREMELY FINE (Very light wear on only the highest points.)

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