(GRADE REVEALED) GTG on a Standing liberty quarter!

Vbowling299

This is one of my first circ standing liberty quarters, mainly because they usually don't come with eye appeal or have been messed with in circulated grades.
Most 1919-D quarters come with a weakly struck date, but this one is fantastically struck and has luster.
What Do you think?? Opinions welcome and please GTG!

PCGS GRADED THIS COIN XF40

Also, If you have any other pretty circulated SLQs go ahead and post them!

panexpoguy

Looks 53 to me

roadrunner

AU50.

Jinx86

Higher then I collect in the series, but I would have to say AU45

ms70

40

Broadstruck

The angled obverse shot needs to be shown straight on like the reverse for grading... XF45 to AU50 from what I can see.

Flatwoods

50-53 and very nice.

AMRC

<< <i>40 >>



Please sell me all your 40's.

valente151

I'm a high end 50, a so-so 53. Edit to add: It comes down to the luster in hand.

Vbowling299

added straight on photo, there is some cloudiness from the slab just above the knee.

bolivarshagnasty

I can't tell from the photos whether the head and shield were struck flat or worn flat. I thought 19's were supposed to be pretty well struck. No guess.

BryceM

My first impression was AU50.

sparky64

I think it has to be AU.
I'm not familiar with how these strike up but I'll say 50.
Wanted to say 53 but sticking with 50.

lostincoins

<< <i>I'm a high end 50, a so-so 53. Edit to add: It comes down to the luster in hand. >>



The pics are in hand LOL +1

Rampage

XF45.

Vbowling299

<< <i>I can't tell from the photos whether the head and shield were struck flat or worn flat. I thought 19's were supposed to be pretty well struck. No guess. >>



The "p" mint coins may be struck better, but the "d" mint pieces do not frequently come with full heads. The eye, nose, and mouth are well struck, just not the central portion.

NumisOxide

55

PTVETTER

40 - 45

Wabbit2313

45!

Halfhunter06

Ef 45

OldEastside

AU 53

Steve

Walkerguy21D

I have an old ANACS 19D quarter with just slightly stronger detail and luster, graded by them as AU50.
That should put this at XF45.....however, someone recently posted another PCGS early D mint quarter on the forum that graded XF45, if I recall,
and it wasn't nearly as strong as the pic of this coin posted here. So I'll guess AU50 on this one.

yosclimber

I could read the barcode and tell you what the missing label text says. :-)

airplanenut

Based on the details and what looks like a bit of lustre remaining, it looks like a strong 45 or a 50 to me.

golddustin

My initial guess was 45, and I'm stickin' to it!
Also think that its a very nice 45.....

crypto79

45

410a

EF 45

Vbowling299

Anyone else wanna guess last second?? Gunna post at 10:30est!!

coindeuce

I could be a spoiler, since the OP just got it yestiddy from the shop I work for. . .

'cept I got CRS tonight

HighRelief

Looks like a 45

Vbowling299

BUMP FOR GRADE,

PCGS XF40

sparky64

Well that was interesting, fun and humbling.
Humbling for me to be so far off.

Vbowling299

I believe only 2 people pegged this one "correctly" but i believe those who graded it at least an XF45 are probably the most correct!

Vbowling299

One last bump for grade reveal as it was late last night, then this thread will slip off for good!

AngryTurtle

I think 45 on a bad day, 50 on a good one.

Walkerguy21D

<< <i>One last bump for grade reveal as it was late last night, then this thread will slip off for good! >>


Saw it earlier this morning, decided not to post for fear of bamming. I will only point out that a similar GTG on a 20D
had most folks guessing VF-something, and it was graded XF45. Ya'll can draw you own conclusions.