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Post a Capped Bust Quarter
commoncents123
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Let us see some awesome CBQ's! I just sold this one, and already feel the remorse building :-
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Mike
That 1837 is incredible...wowww..... AU58??
1832 B-2
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Bust Quarters don't have to be high grade gems to still be beautiful coins and in my opinion circulated coins have much more desire as they actually circulated and therefore drip with much more history.
QN
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1835 B-4
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<< <i>Time to add another...
1835 B-4
Time to add a YOU SUCK
Ray
Still a nice coin though.
QN
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<< <i>Some nice examples
Probably an 1835!
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
- Jim
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–John Adams, 1826
<< <i>Sorry Ray that is a B-7 not a B-4!
Still a nice coin though.
QN >>
I was just refering to a CBQ in general, of course not anything like yours.
Ray
<< <i>That 1837 is incredible...wowww..... AU58?? >>
Nope, just an AU 50.
But this one is AU 55.
Mike