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I have to laugh a little, because I have a similar story, but it's a different coin, and it's the obverse with the damage. I used to own THIS 1871-CC quarter. I wanted one for a decade, but couldn't … (View Post)

I didn't respond because the O and S mints were tough to grade from the images. However, I have to say the P-mint is clearly of higher grade than the other two. Interesting that all of them are VF25. (View Post)

1866-P business strike has to be one of the tougher Seated 25c to grade. It's the flattest strike in the series, and if it's well struck, you can almost bet it's a circ. proof. Did PCGS call it F12, … (View Post)

If I didn't know any better, I would swear I'm looking at a 1793 Sheldon-8 with Vine and Bars edge, which has been gold plated at some point in the past. (View Post)

I bought my 1891-O quarter raw on Ebay for a measly $220. It probably got bagged by PCGS at some point due to a couple of flecks of what looked like copper metal stuck to its surface. Actually, they … (View Post)