SOLD!!!! 1923 Standing Lib Quarter PCGS MS64FH with CAC. Only 6 out of 103 with a CAC

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.SOLD for $2,467 including bp.

There have been 103 1923 Standing Liberty Quarters graded MS64FH (62 by PCGS and 41 by NGC). At this price point, chances are high that most have been submitted to CAC. Of those 103, only 6 coins have a CAC sticker, and this is one of them!

I consigned this coin in the current Legend Regency Auction 61, Lot #118, as I upgraded this with a new purchase of an MS66FH.

Here is their description:

RAZOR SHARP STRIKE. All the design elements are struck to full advantage, with not even a hint of weakness. The ear hole and border around the face are needle sharp as is the date, the inner shield and outer rivets and Liberty's knee is fully rounded. Booming cartwheel luster and brilliance with an even wash of champagne gold toning enhancing the eye appeal.

PCGS 62, NGC 41, CAC 6. The list price in the PCGS Price Guide is $1500. The most recent sale of a CAC example was in July 2021 for $1,357. With a pop of just 6 pieces earning the coveted CAC designation, we think this coin is worth every bit of the $1500 list price, if not more! The perfect addition to a date set and worthy of a premium bid!

Steve

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Beautiful coin @winesteven Best of luck in the auction. I bet the upgrade is even more amazing.

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@pcgscacgold said:
Beautiful coin @winesteven Best of luck in the auction. I bet the upgrade is even more amazing.

Thanks. The upgrade is real nice. I bought it in a Heritage auction.

Steve

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jom

That's a hellava strike on that one. Does your upgrade have a better one?

jom

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@jom said:
That's a hellava strike on that one. Does your upgrade have a better one?

jom

In several ways yes, like the rivets, shield, and inner shield, but not the ear. Here’s the photo.

I bought this coin earlier this year from auction as a 65FH with a CAC sticker. In hand, I liked it so much I sent it back to PCGS via Reconsideration for ANY grade. They agreed, and instead of adding on a plus to the 65, they graded it 66FH. Since it was now in the next whole grade, getting a CAC sticker reapplied is NOT automatic. But CAC agreed, and reapplied their sticker, agreeing this coin is indeed solid as a 66FH!

Steve

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