*** ON HOLD *** 1883 Hawaii quarter, NGC MS62
lordmarcovan
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I do not presently have any good pictures of this coin, nor the means to make acceptable ones myself at the moment, so the images below were borrowed from the NGC cert page (with all the limitations that implies). The NGC cert page is here.
In hand, the coin is bright white and lustrous. I wouldn't say prooflike, but there are decent cartwheels to the luster. Not that you can see this in any of the NGC cert images, of course.
FWIW, I do think the coin is correctly graded. It has some marks that no doubt limited the grade to MS62, but has the luster of an MS64. The marks as seen here are somewhat exaggerated by the lighting in the overexposed images. They really don't jump out at you with the coin in hand.
Price? Make me an offer. I basically swapped this coin for another that I had $360.00 invested in, but also got a few lesser items in the trade. So I'm into this one for less than that.
Obviously, since you'd be buying it based on substandard pictures, a full return privilege applies if you are not fully 100% satisfied with the coin in hand.
But I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.
In hand, the coin is bright white and lustrous. I wouldn't say prooflike, but there are decent cartwheels to the luster. Not that you can see this in any of the NGC cert images, of course.
FWIW, I do think the coin is correctly graded. It has some marks that no doubt limited the grade to MS62, but has the luster of an MS64. The marks as seen here are somewhat exaggerated by the lighting in the overexposed images. They really don't jump out at you with the coin in hand.
Price? Make me an offer. I basically swapped this coin for another that I had $360.00 invested in, but also got a few lesser items in the trade. So I'm into this one for less than that.
Obviously, since you'd be buying it based on substandard pictures, a full return privilege applies if you are not fully 100% satisfied with the coin in hand.
But I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.
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