perhaps a large size bust quarter I can call my own!?

I'm thinking of bidding on this one 1821
It's as common a date as you can find(that should keep the price down), it APPEARS to be original. I'm not sure if it's vf/xf-looks more like vf to me, and looks problem free. Comments?
It's as common a date as you can find(that should keep the price down), it APPEARS to be original. I'm not sure if it's vf/xf-looks more like vf to me, and looks problem free. Comments?
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I firmly believe in numismatics as the world's greatest hobby, but recognize that this is a luxury and without collectors, we can all spend/melt our collections/inventories.
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jadecoin
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Warning: large images ahead!
By the way, here's another original large-sized quarter, one of my favorites. This one was in a SEGS XF-45 holder, and we grade it EF-40. The strike's a hint weak, but the toning is pretty cool, the way it frames the obverse device.
Here's an original AU that I'm in no hurry to sell. It's exceptionally attractive in-hand. This is an original 1821 in almost EF, and an original 1825/3 in AU. These last three have been long sold, but I thought you'd like to see what original coins look like, for comparison purposes. I guess this isn't really the proper place to conduct business - let me know via PM if you're interested! Thanks!
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