Should I sent it in for grading?
Coinsponge
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I have a nice 1834 quarter that I bought raw that I want to send in for grading. It has a lot of unusual characteristics but I am concerned about one thing. The obverse has a gray tone and seems to have more wear than the reverse. The reverse is almost bright and less worn. Is there a legitimate reason for this and do you think PCGS will bag it for that reason?
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I'm also a bit concerned when you say it has many unusual characteristics. That may not be good.
Just my opinion on what you have said without seeing the quarter.
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<< <i>It is really hard to give an opinion based on just a description. A pic would be much more helpful.
I'm also a bit concerned when you say it has many unusual characteristics. That may not be good.
Just my opinion on what you have said without seeing the quarter. >>
The unusual characteristics are: 1. Die crack(s), 2. Doubling on the 25 C with no period and 3. Die rotation
I have never done this but I will try to attach a photo.