Is this for real?
Kirk222
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What in the world is this holder and grade?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1919-S-Standing-Liberty-Quarter-Beautiful-specimen/264722226800?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649
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Well, it's not imaginary, if those are the two choices.
It's one of dozens of smaller TPGs that were popular (or not) at some prior time. As for the grade, well, you be the judge. You might want to check out the grade guarantee policy of that particular company (or any TPG) before putting much trust in it.
Treat any coin in a third world slab as if it were a raw coin.
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No better than XF and not close to a full head. That's why this slabber is relatively unknown and out of business.
In other words, just plain heresay!
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The coin itself looks real but certainly not a grade of 63FH. Looks AU to me.
so there is a bridge in Brooklyn that I will give you a great deal on...it has toll booths so you can recoup your cost
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Something doesn't look right about the coin. The grade is way off base, more like a VF.
Originally they called themselves "Numistrust," which some interpreted as "New Mistrust." They fairly quickly changed their name.
Please sell me all your standing liberty quarters that you grade VF for VF money!
OMG, looks XF to me !!!
AU? Boy, are YOU generous!
As with any coin....evaluate the coin, not the slab. Sure, our hosts slab would give you confidence in a grade, but it is the coin - just look at all the discussion of grades here on slabbed coins...Grades are an opinion...buy the coin based on your opinion. Cheers, RickO
I agree with treat as a raw coin. You can't really examine this coin properly prior to purchase. If you peruse online coin auction sites, you'll see dozens of weird, funky named and now defunct labelled slabbed coins. Anyone can do it. Peace
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Avoid anything 'certified' by that grading company, or treat as raw if you know what you're doing.