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It's a G6. Full rim reverse helps pull it up. G4 can have wear into the lettering on the reverse on coins from the 1890's. That's a choice piece for the grade. Leave that original dirt on the coin as it makes it more desirable. DO NOT CLEAN IT, PLEASE!
<< <i>It's a G6. Full rim reverse helps pull it up. G4 can have wear into the lettering on the reverse on coins from the 1890's. That's a choice piece for the grade. Leave that original dirt on the coin as it makes it more desirable. DO NOT CLEAN IT, PLEASE!
Congrats. >>
Ditto : Listen to the good doctor.
Amazing find in a junk roll - just amazing.
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<< <i>It was in a roll of Washington Quarters that i picked up at a show in West Chester Open it looked at it and about fell out of my chair Thanks Paul >>
Wow--it was in a roll of Washies ????
Man-somebody put that little baby in the wrong pile...
Not too shabby for a junk roll find. I personally would call it a G-4. G6 and VG8 need to have some laurel wreath detail for my tastes. Of course that is my opinion and it seems most put it at the G6 level.
...BTW...I'm new around here but doesn't this qualify for a big "you suck" ?
Re: Slabbed coins - There are some coins that LIVE within clear plastic and wear their labels with pride... while there are others that HIDE behind scratched plastic and are simply dragged along by a label. Then there are those coins that simply hang out, naked and free
Where are the people who always suggest that situations like these are a test of one's integrity. Shouldn't you return the coin to the seller informing him/her of their mistake?
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Open it looked at it and about fell out of my chair
Thanks
Paul
-Paul
G-6
Congrats.
<< <i>It's a G6. Full rim reverse helps pull it up. G4 can have wear into the lettering on the reverse on coins from the 1890's. That's a choice piece for the grade. Leave that original dirt on the coin as it makes it more desirable. DO NOT CLEAN IT, PLEASE!
Congrats. >>
Ditto : Listen to the good doctor.
Amazing find in a junk roll - just amazing.
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<< <i>It was in a roll of Washington Quarters that i picked up at a show in West Chester
Open it looked at it and about fell out of my chair
Thanks
Paul >>
Wow--it was in a roll of Washies ????
Man-somebody put that little baby in the wrong pile...
Here is the BCCS web page with a cursory grading scale. Barber quarter grading scale
Despite the quibbling over one or two grading points, yours is a find to be really really proud of.
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...BTW...I'm new around here but doesn't this qualify for a big "you suck" ?
At any rate, the person that sold that roll of junk quarters will have the doozie in that thread!
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