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United States
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AU58 on the SLQ
i dont know nickels well enough but maybe XF45
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 United States
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That is some kinda SLQ. Just ever so slightly circulated, but a strong strike and a slam-dunk FH, easily a US$200+ coin. The Buff, I'm not so sure - not my specialty - but the reverse is strong enough to make me think no worse than an upper-end AU.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Wo hast du die SLQ gekauft? In Deutschland? Auf ebay? Ich liebe es! Sorry people for speaking German. I'm taking some classes and love it when I see get to practice. But yes I love that quarter! |
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United States
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AU-53 on both, approximately.
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United States
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I will say MS-62 for the SLQ and AU-58 for the Buffalo nickel. Very nice coins ! |
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United States
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My guesses are AU-58 FH and AU-55/58. I wouldn't surprised if they actually graded a little higher. Great coins!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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MS62FH on the quarter.
AU58 on the nickel.
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Valued Member
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Thank you! Coins are not from ebay,they are from old collection of my friend:) One more question about grad for this dime?  |
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United States
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I'm fairly confident a TPG would give the winged liberty an MS grade of some level...its a brilliant original surface with nice mottled spots around it which I have seen in similar MS grades... |
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Sweden
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That SLQ is stunning, I believe it to be MS.
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Germany
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The winged liberty is ms66 NGC :)
May be someday I'll sent these SLQ and nickels to grad.It's a little bit difficult because of customs papers now.
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Posted 09/18/2012 6:30 pm
