1818 Quarter - guess the attribution...
RTS
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What a nice 1818 Browning-5! This is a tough R-4+ coin with the condition census well down into the EF-45 range.
The obverse is easily identified by the heavily repunched star-9, and the reverse by the I in PLURIBUS centered under the right side of the 2nd T in STATES.
Congratulations on a nice pickup!
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<< <i>RTS,
What a nice 1818 Browning-5! This is a tough R-4+ coin with the condition census well down into the EF-45 range.
The obverse is easily identified by the heavily repunched star-9, and the reverse by the I in PLURIBUS centered under the right side of the 2nd T in STATES.
Congratulations on a nice pickup!
QN >>
I'll agree with him
<< <i>Is this tougher than the B-9 in high grade? >>
No, but it is pretty close!
QN
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B-9
B-7
B-5
QN
Go to Early United States Coins - to order the New "Early United States Half Dollar Vol. 1 / 1794-1807" book or the 1st new Bust Quarter book!