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Seated Liberty Type coins...
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1877 Quarter


Does the hit on the arm keep it from grading?
1876-cc Dime


1854 Dime

1877 Quarter


Does the hit on the arm keep it from grading?
1876-cc Dime


1854 Dime

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The quarter at least has some nice details and I would find it acceptable for a modest, raw album set (though hopefully it would retone some over time).
All of them would trade at a discount, and none would be worthy of slabbing, I'm afraid.
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
<< <i>All won't grade for being cleaned >>
I agree.
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<< <i>All won't grade for being cleaned >>
I agree. >>
Details/Genuine only. None of those will end up in problem-free holders I'm afraid.
Don't waste the money on slabbing fees.
imo, combine the money and buy one problem free coin.
<< <i>I don't think he asked about slabbing potential. But all look cleaned and some have au details. might be okay if cheap enough. the prices shown look a little high imo. ?
imo, combine the money and buy one problem free coin. >>
IMO they all could have been purchased as problem free for the prices listed!
<< <i>I don't think he asked about slabbing potential. >>
Actually, he did, with the quarter.
<< <i>Does the hit on the arm keep it from grading? >>
The hit on the arm was a moot point since the cleaning would keep that coin from grading anyways, but had the coin been original and uncleaned, it would have been a fair question. My personal guess is that there would have been maybe a 60-70% chance that the hit would have caused a no-grade, but there's also chance it could've squeaked by. It looks kinda deep, though, like a "cut" rather than a "hit".
Definitely a substandard coin with the cleaning and the hit, but I still don't hate it. It has its good points, too. I agree with the EF45 "details" grade on the holder. Not the price, though.
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.