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It’ll be interesting to see if another example ever turns up. The broken arrowhead/arrow shaft are extremely obvious pickup points. The Browning book was published in 1925, and thousands of collector… (View Post)

What leads you to believe it’s counterfeit? Nothing jumps out as being inconsistent with what a worn 1838 bust quarter should look like. (View Post)

The shield rivets are a dead giveaway… strong rivets = 1917, weak rivets = 1916. The 1916 in the above picture is on the right, third row from the top. (View Post)

It is indeed JR-2. Based on past auction listings for 1834 JR-2, it’s currently an R3. (View Post)

Fantastic coins! As a bust quarter enthusiast, I’ve probably enjoyed looking at this collection more than any other collection posted on this site. This collecting approach is way more fun than a reg… (View Post)