1890 Seated Quarter Newp
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Holy **** !
Dave
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Terrific coin!
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Holy smokes, that is a Hottie!
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Wow, nice,,!,!,,!,!,!! ❤️
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Beautiful!!!
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Great day in the Mornin' ! (as my Dad would say)
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Very, very nice!
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Sweet!
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Wow!!!
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Amazing coin! Thanks for sharing!! Any history behind it?
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That is an absolutely stunning and beautiful coin. The halo effect on the obverse with the colors is perfect. Is that a small die crack near her right hand?
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WOW!
Congrats.
Frank
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Very beautiful! Wow!
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Pretty coin.
Larry0 -
WOW! Better than I will ever have in my collection. Congratulations!
Retired dealer and avid collector of U.S. type coins, 19th century presidential campaign medalets and selected medals. In recent years I have been working on a set of British coins - at least one coin from each king or queen who issued pieces that are collectible. I am also collecting at least one coin for each Roman emperor from Julius Caesar to ... ?0 -
The state of preservation of that coin is incredible. There does appear to be some evidence of an old dip residue.....but that is not unexpected for a coin of that age. An amazing coin indeed.....Cheers, RickO
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What! Your not going to tell him to dip it???

@ricko said:
The state of preservation of that coin is incredible. There does appear to be some evidence of an old dip residue.....but that is not unexpected for a coin of that age. An amazing coin indeed.....Cheers, RickO1 -
Wow! That's incredible...
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@amwldcoin.... Absolutely not.... that is mostly tarnish and that is a feature that so many here prize..... I only advise dipping for yucky stuff...Cheers, RickO
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Sweet, outstanding, and awesome!
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Very,very nice!
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Holy smokes...as a seated quarter guy I can really appreciate that. Congratulations!
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I’m pretty sure that JA takes a 19th Century 68 home with him for a couple of nights before committing to green bean it.
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