Mid-Grade Range SLQs, how difficult to assemble?
erwindoc
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Looking at some mid-range SLQs(EF-Low AU). How difficult would these be to find certified and problem free?
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If you are considering a set TomB's new 1921 is a must buy
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Why I asked the question. Its a pretty coin.
Dont know the availability of some of the more common dates too.
I was wondering of you were referring to Seated Liberty Quarters -or- Standing Liberty Quarters...Boosibri answered my question.
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I understand that we can all spend our money as we please, but I still have to ask a question. For XF/AU Standing Liberty Quarters, why buy certified coins? The coins would look so much better in a Whitman or Library of Coins album, and there are only a few issues where TPG certification adds significant value.
That said, I think it's a great series to collect in that grade range if you stick to completely original coins.
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All of them 'are around', with the exception of the overdate, which isn't really necessary IMO.
Apart from that, and the expensive but available 16P, I think the 23S will probably be the toughest to find with a nice look and strong date.
Next up would probably by the 19D, then the 20D, followed by the 27S, and the 19S. I think the 21P is somewhat overrated, but of course is still somewhat scarce and always popular.
I think a nice MS type set by mint wb a better choice on SLQ.
If I can't afford a coin in MS 64 or above, my purchasing shifts to another type, series. As of late this has shifted to MS 65.