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New 1927 Standing Liberty Quarter, for that collection.
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Guess the grade. Guess the holder. I guess I have something for these in this holder. I seem to be accumulating.
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ANACS 66
Mr_Spud
Im going Au 58 FH for the same reason this specimen of mine shows.
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Anacs 65FH
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That’s very nice for a ‘17 in AU58
No idea what that’s supposed to mean?
My guess is 64fh.
64 FH CAC no line fatty.
I'll go ms 64. I like that 1917 as well
Its a beatiful coin in hand, really hammered, however the hits on the knees makes it an Au.
However if all Au. 58's were like this one I like my entire collection in Au.58.
Thanks for the comp. I ha e had many an offer since it became part of the hoard.
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This.
Looks like a 64 to me.... Do not care about holders. Cheers, RickO
This is a tough one. There seems to be some light rub on the highest points but otherwise very well struck, eyeappealing and very few marks. I'm going to say it is NGC MS63 FH. A very nice coin regardless of the assigned grade.
ANACS OWH MS64 FH
I'm gonna skip the wear and say PCGS 64FH
Pete
NGC 58 FH; Medical diagnosis: appears to have suffered multiple knife wounds to neck.
Commems and Early Type
ANACS 63. Risk of going 58 today, friction on leg.
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64fh
11.5$ Southern Dollars, The little “Big Easy” set
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AU58FH ANACS
AU 58 FH ANACS.
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My Full Walker Registry Set (1916-1947):
https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/16292/
AU58 FH. Not sure of the holder.
Looks like slight rub on her legs. I'll go 58FH ANACS small holder.
PCI MS65FH
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If this specimen is in an old soap bar Anacs slab....it may or may not be graded correctly or is graded by that time period. What I mean is over the years ive purchased quite a few soap bar slabs. I can recall 2 buffalo nickels purchased for under $25 for the pair both in detail slabs .
One was scratched on the slab well under a scope I still cannot find a mark on either side of the coin. The other was environmental damage again the coin was void of anything I could see being damage.
I would think the rubs as I stated as well a few others on Liberty knees....and high points. Its definitely a pretty specimen.
But I guess we will need to wait to see the out come.
I've always been one to walk a show and check out any soap bar slab that I had run across because they do hold some treasures. My problem is on these slabs and PCI slabs is I dont like to crack them out. I am a firm believer to leave most of them stay in the original slab.
Two reasons one I never rely on whats on the slab. I go by whay my eyes tell me...and second as a variety hunter I have found so many missed varieties that were not included on the slab.
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Great guesses, a wide range of them. From 58FH to 65FH and at least one CAC guess. That’s how it generally is, tough grading by photos. So, this one is in an old ANACS holder (gen 6 I think) MS63 FH.
Nice coin ,and true trying to grade off a photo is tough, however the marks on the neck,the rub on the right kneel im still at Au 58 fh.
Again I find Anacs grading at this time was all over the place....as again I cracked out a buffalo nickel in a detaled slab for scratches and there wasn't 1 and her someone cut her juggler vein and she got aa straight grade...go figure right?
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@HalfDimeDude I keep going back to look at your 1917 again, great looking coin!
Thank you
Ive had a many a comp as well offers.... but not for sale...its a keeper and fact she has a name...
Harvest moon!
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