I was looking at Washington's hair. It looks like a few curls have been added. The guy has several other key date quarters ending soon. I can see a few unhappy buyers.
The buyers will likely be happy as all get out if they were willing to bid at that level for that coin given the images provided. There is a certain niche buyer for nearly every seller.
<< <i>I was looking at Washington's hair. It looks like a few curls have been added. The guy has several other key date quarters ending soon. I can see a few unhappy buyers.
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I agree the hair looks off to me too. That was my first thought before i read the thread.
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Did not see the thread till now. I strongly question its authenticity. The mint mark looks too small in the one reverse shot. No enlargement available of the reverse.
TD
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In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
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In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
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What's that thing between the B-E ?
It looks like the horned Washington variety
<< <i>I was looking at Washington's hair. It looks like a few curls have been added. The guy has several other key date quarters ending soon. I can see a few unhappy buyers.
Tom >>
I agree the hair looks off to me too. That was my first thought before i read the thread.
Of course, if you want to spend $465 for an uncirculated 32-D Quarter this is what you get.
I strongly question its authenticity. The mint mark looks too small in the one reverse shot. No enlargement available of the reverse.
TD