I Guess I'll Just Stick With The Dirty Nasty Crusty Ones!

Ha, some of you thought I was probably going to post an 1807 Turban half. Well, I might have picked up "one or two
"....
but here is an 1807 Bust quarter. The kind of surfaces I search for. Besides it being very heavy on the crust factor, under close inspection
it has the old-time iridescent undertone hues of rose/blue embedded Deep into the surfaces. No impostor here
.
Go ahead and give a grade opinion if you like.

but here is an 1807 Bust quarter. The kind of surfaces I search for. Besides it being very heavy on the crust factor, under close inspection
it has the old-time iridescent undertone hues of rose/blue embedded Deep into the surfaces. No impostor here

Go ahead and give a grade opinion if you like.

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I like it!
A Crust-o-lisous 35
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<< <i>but is that a light print mark on liberty >>
I never noticed
if it was..... believe it or not it's not important to me.
I'd give it a VF-30/35 any day.
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<< <i>Very, very nice. Look me up when you get tired of it. >>
Me thinks I'd rather look this person up
<< <i>that coin is much higher than any VF grade. I say AU50 >>
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PCGS VF30 or NGC VF35 would be my guess.
She should go at least a 35. 30 would be an injustice and 40 may be hopeful, not impossible, but a tad hopeful. But unless you are an active buyer or seller the grade of this coin is neither here nor there- it is a keeper for sure.
I like that coin stman
<< <i>PCGS VF30 or NGC VF35 would be my guess. >>
Interesting once again as NGC called it VF-25.