1920 P Standing Liberty Quarter, Raw
bcdeluxe
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I bought this raw on ebay in maybe 1998, long enough ago that I have no record. It sat in a Whitman Bookshelf album since then. Popped it out a year or two ago and replaced it with a different 1920. Probably gonna send in for grading.
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Very attractive, good luck with your submission.
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Nice looking coin. Post the results.
Looks original to me. Nice find.
Did it look like that when it went into the Whitman Bookshelf album?
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Looks very nice. FH and near Gem (or Gem), at least that's how it appears.
Is that a broken collar on the reverse rim?
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Except for some weakness in the date area, it's a real nice coin.
Very well struck, too.
Pete
Nice coin , probably a 64FH
Attractive coin-
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Looks 65FH. Nice coin!
I never noticed that. I'm not sure what that is.
No. It was white when I put it in. My picture organization is nowhere what it is today, so I may or may not have an old picture.
If the other coins in the set match, that is one nice collection!
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It looks real nice. I would definitely send it in to our hosts.
They're not all this nice. I posted pics of my album years ago on this forum, but the picture hosting and even the forum platform have changed so that thread no longer has any pics. I started collecting this series in 1998 or so, and this was actually, as I recall, one of the first coins I paid over $100 for. It's so long ago, but i think it was about $120. The first coin was a raw 1917 P and I think this was the second coin I purchased. Over the years, I've bought a few in the several hundred and cracked them out, but for the most part, I have a collection of AU in my album, and another more expensive generally stays in a slab.
Though not a tarnish fan, I can see that coin has great detail and should grade well. Please let us know the results. Cheers, RickO