Which variety is this 1825 Quarter?
BaseballAbs
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I have a game. You get 1 point for quessing the correct variety. 1 point for quessing the grade and 1 Point for quessing where it was purchased. The first person to get all three points wins! 
Winner of the "You Suck!" award March 17, 2010 by LanLord, doh, 123cents and Bear.
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<< <i>right mouse click for properties tells me it has B1 in the file name >>
I did the same thing
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-Paul
<< <i>Purchased from DLRC.
-Paul >>
Yup, and I want to say it's a VF-30?
<< <i>Dang it! Fine smarty pants's, you all win! >>
From Down-Town....Swoosh, nothing but net
<< <i>I am impressed you knew who i purchased it from. Thought that may have took more effort, obviously i was wrong. I will do better next time! >>
DLRC photos have a "look"
<< <i>I think you all cheated! lol >>
I've seen that coin on their site several times, and have drooled each time I've looked at it.
Thus, I didn't need to cheat necessarily
Edited to add: I'm very jealous you snagged it, but glad it went to a forum member
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
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That means I win. No one person put all three in a post....ergo...I win.
<< <i>If you wanted to make it difficult, you should have just posted a pic of the reverse and not the obverse...that would have made things REALLY difficult.
Yes, that reverse was used on the following:
1823/2 B-1 (but the die was unfinished)
1824/2 B-1
1825/4/2 B-1
1828 B-2
The only die crack that developed on this reverse, was a small crack from the rim through the left serifs of the E in UNITED. This occurred during the striking of the 1825/4/2 B-1 die marriage and only shows on some 1825's and all of the 1828's.
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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!