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I don’t think it’s FH
Mr_Spud
No FH. Not even close IMO.
From our host:
*Type I Standing Liberty Quarters earn the FH designation when there is a clear and distinct separation between Miss Liberty’s hair cords and her cap.
*Type II Standing Liberty Quarters receive the Full Head designation when the helmet exhibits three complete and distinct leaves, a complete outline on the bottom of the helmet, and a clear ear hole on Miss Liberty’s head.
I could see the details of the leaves possibly being more distinct in hand. It might be a FH slider.
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It's got a great brow line.
It's a a great ear-hole.
The cluster of leaves on the Phrygian cap show good outlines at the tips but are quite mushy in the centers.
I think it would be rejected by a knowledgeable specialist and would make a registry/holder buyer happier than he should be were FH on the cert.
From the large fragment visible, It looks quite gemmy
I'll vote no.
Not a Full Head.
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My Full Walker Registry Set (1916-1947):
https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/16292/
It does have a nice shield, tho. Not 100% complete but pretty good.
Not FH in my opinion
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Pretty close but no giant premium or cigar.
1918?
Yes and Yes.
It's better than many.
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My Full Walker Registry Set (1916-1947):
https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/16292/
Yeah, I'm not so focused on the head but on the small shield, fully outlined with even horizontal and vertical lines? Looks like a pretty coin, when do we get the full frontal view?
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It's a pretty coin but not a full head in my humble opinion. I don't see any leaves or leaf stems.
It's definitely a borderline FH. Attractive coin!
This is what I consider a true full head, from PCGS "Coinfacts." I'm aware it is an exceptional specimen but if I'm gonna pay the enormous premium for a full head this is what I want. This level of detail probably doesn't exist for a number of dates.
NOT a full head.
While I am not an expert on FH criteria, based on the criteria available, I would say no.... That being said, if an expert corrects me, I will accept the correction.
Cheers, RickO
Definitions on FH vary, but based on PCGS' published criteria, this one looks like it falls just short. Seems the submitter got a little gift.
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