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Re: 1837 B-4 Bust Quarter, submitted for your approval or at least your analysis
@spacehayduke , the coin now in the 64 NGC holder did go to CAC after crossing to PCGS as a MS63. It did not sticker. The Eliasberg example I previously posted did get a green sticker, as did my MS62… (View Post)4 -
Re: 1837 B-4 Bust Quarter, submitted for your approval or at least your analysis
I agree with those that note the coin was probably dipped at some point in the past prior to my purchasing it in the old non-pronged NGC holder. However, in that prior period of time it seemed to tak… (View Post)8 -
1837 B-4 Bust Quarter, submitted for your approval or at least your analysis
We've seen these stories before.... I keep noticing an 1837 bust quarter that's coming up for auction, as it pulls me in due to the fact that I have been working on a grading set based on t… (View Post)4 -
Re: 1824/2 Bust Quarter
Really nice 1824 for the grade, and as you noted, a coveted scare date due to the low mintage. I like your mention about the 1822 B-3 too. Have you ever noticed that the large size capped bust quarte… (View Post)2 -
Re: What do you think this bust quarter will grade?/Guess the grade
Original good looking example of the 1835 Browning-2 variety, I’m going to say VF30. For attribution purposes, it’s good to know that the 1835 B-2 (R2) is the only 1835 variety where the olive leaf o… (View Post)2