Washington fans, check out this beauty. Guess the grade. Grade revealed.

Bikingnut

PCGS MS66, first generation rattler slab.





One of the nicest in my resistry set. I'll post the grade in the morning.

Dennis

DRUNNER

MS65. Superb originality but possible the spotting on the reverse limits it???

Drunner

docg

Beautiful coin! Is it for sale?
In a PCGS holder I say solid MS66

TomB

I would have to guess MS66.

coinkat

nice and likely 66

SamByrd

wow thats a nice example ms66

artimus

im gonna go against the crowd and say ms67

Gandyjai

7-Didget holder.....I'll say 67.....8-Didget holder...I'll say 66.


Brian

I LOVE TALON HEAD, PEG LEG & ERROR IKES!

grip

65,dont care for the dark spots.
Al

NumisOxide

MS65

RickMilauskas

MS 66 2/3

ChangeInHistory

It's nice and original, but the reverse spotty toning keeps it at 65. If the spot on his cheek is not on the coin, 66.

Nice coin, you can never replace 'original'.

morgannut2

Solid MS67--enough luster in hand then it has claims to MS68.
It's a nice as you'll find.

Bikingnut

Anyone else?

Steve27

I would go 65 based on the pics, and if the wings are struck better than the pic shows, I would go 66.

123cents

MS-66.

dpoole

MS67

100proof1957

67

Smoker

64 because of spots and strike looks weak. If yours is the high grade set I saw online then somehow a 67.

Bikingnut

First generation rattler holder, MS66. Hi end in my opinion. Has a real shot a 67. Lots of luster in hand, no marks anywhere. Bought it on ebay a couple years ago.

Dennis

morgannut2

Unless there are ticks I don't see--or the luster is dead, it's a 67.

pontiacinf

nice 66, I bet it looks better in hand

TomB

In my opinion PCGS does not like the speckled pattern seen on the bottom of the reverse of that coin unless that pattern appears on an SLQ or classic commem. Oddly, those two series seem to be rewarded for that pattern, whereas Washington quarters can get hammered for it. I still think it rests comfortably within the MS66 range.