GTG Liberty seated quarter pair - grades revealed
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VF25 and VF35
I’m adding my 61-S so I can compare the final results.
EAC 6024
VF-25 on both
Mike
My Indians
Danco Set
25,30
20,40
VF-20, VF25
20, 35.
15, 30
20
30
(The dig on the first, right of the date, doesn't bother me too much.)
peacockcoins
VF 20
VF 30
25, 35
15 (maybe 18) and 30
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
Todd - BHNC #242
VF20 VF30
Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value. Zero. Voltaire. Ebay coinbowlllc
Thanks for the guesses everyone. If I were to grade the two coins, I would say VF25 and VF 35. The 1861-S guesses ranged from F15 to VF25, and the 1868 from VF25 to XF40.
I'm amazed how grading opinions can vary so widely. What's most surprising is that both coins are CAC approved. The consensus is that the 1861-S is over graded, and the 1868 is accurately graded or slightly under graded.
Doug
I'm late seeing these but I agree with the consensus that the 1861-S is overgraded and the 1868 is somewhat undergraded.
The 1868 should get a CMQ sticker for sure. All denticles present, most feathers present and detailed, fairly clear unmarred original surfaces.
Yes, the coins should trade grades.
EAC 6024
Cross that NGC 1861 S to CACG. A VF35 CACG would be worth $$$$ in a CACG holder. You are an NGC Legacy crossover so you can't lose...unless JA won't cross it...then he will buy it from you.
Sorry I missed this initially. I would have guessed 25 and 40. 35 makes sense also on the 68 due to the flatness on the obv.
I was 15-20 and 30 IMHO