FS EBAY: 1850-O Gold Quarter Eagle Amazing strike!!!!
SeatedLibertyKeys
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I listed this coin several days ago, and it has not received much attention. While it does have a rim nick, and it may be cleaned, it has one of the strongest strikes I've ever seen for an 1850-O
1850-O Gold $2.50
I have seen photos of a mint state specimen from the Bass sale, and this coin has better details. I really think this is a grade rarity, I'm just worried that the right people won't find it for sale.
Note the details on the eagle's neck and left leg. Mint state examples have pretty much complete flatness in both areas. The shield detail on this coin is complete as well.
If you look up 1850-O's in the Bass Sale, you will find a PCGS MS-63. The coin I am selling has far better details than that coin.
Here are photos of the coin I am selling....
[L=BASS SALE 1850-O]
I have seen photos of a mint state specimen from the Bass sale, and this coin has better details. I really think this is a grade rarity, I'm just worried that the right people won't find it for sale.
Note the details on the eagle's neck and left leg. Mint state examples have pretty much complete flatness in both areas. The shield detail on this coin is complete as well.
If you look up 1850-O's in the Bass Sale, you will find a PCGS MS-63. The coin I am selling has far better details than that coin.
Here are photos of the coin I am selling....
[L=BASS SALE 1850-O]
1850-O Gold $2.50
I have seen photos of a mint state specimen from the Bass sale, and this coin has better details. I really think this is a grade rarity, I'm just worried that the right people won't find it for sale.
Note the details on the eagle's neck and left leg. Mint state examples have pretty much complete flatness in both areas. The shield detail on this coin is complete as well.
If you look up 1850-O's in the Bass Sale, you will find a PCGS MS-63. The coin I am selling has far better details than that coin.
Here are photos of the coin I am selling....
[L=BASS SALE 1850-O] I have seen photos of a mint state specimen from the Bass sale, and this coin has better details. I really think this is a grade rarity, I'm just worried that the right people won't find it for sale.
Note the details on the eagle's neck and left leg. Mint state examples have pretty much complete flatness in both areas. The shield detail on this coin is complete as well.
If you look up 1850-O's in the Bass Sale, you will find a PCGS MS-63. The coin I am selling has far better details than that coin.
Here are photos of the coin I am selling....
[L=BASS SALE 1850-O] 0