Anyone Working On An SLQ Collection [ 1916-1930 ] ?

I have a dateless SLQ, does anyone know a good way to find the date?

To answer the question of restoring a date - I know of no
process that will bring up a date once worn off the coin.
Do NOT use Nic-a-Date - it doesn't work on silver [ so I have been told.]

Coins shown are 100% nicer than my collection when I got out of college
and are 50% as nice as my last set. I remember collecting these coins
from Roll Searches - and aquired most of the coins - the Ty. 2 were the
hardest to locate as most of the dates had worn off. [ Reason for the
Question of restoring dates in the last paragraph ].

The older you get, the more opportunities you'll have to acquire a better set of SLQ's.
Don't give up hope - you'll be fine.

Is there anything that can restore dates on silver coins safely?

As far as I know, there is nothing on the market that will restore dates on silver coins. Sorry.

One would assume that with age opportunities arise either financially - luck { Lotto } - passage of time.
A key would be to concentrate on one series at a time and don't spread yourself too thin.
Again, no set is completed overnight - it takes time - money [ a foregone conclusion ] - and patience.

Tommorow, I'll post the last of the current collection - followed by some of the coins that were in my better collection.

Replacement for the coin above:





Never had a 58+ FH before - couldn't resist:

These are three of the four Standing Liberty quarters I presently own. The fourth one is a VF 1924 in 20th century type set mounted in a picture frame. I am working on two more 20th century type sets, both Capital Plastics holders, #490 and BVD-60, and need a Type I and Type II in the #490 plus one for the series in the BVD-60. I'll probably go with a late date for the type in the BVD-60 holder.

In my 7070 album an AU-50 1917 Type I






In my Capital Plastics #408B 20th century type set holder a 1917-S MS-63FH and a full strike everywhere. She's a real beauty and a 1920 MS-63FH just as full a strike as it can get also. The obverse photo of the 1920 isn't the best, I'll have to take a new pic.









Ed
ANA LM-3175

Thanks for sharing - I can tell you that the 23-S is a very tough coin to locate similar to your 1921.

I received a pleasant surprise from another collector - he has taken it upon himself to make a virtual album for my set - and as a further gift - he also did my old set as well.

I love raw coins in a Damsco - much more so than in a certified rendition.

Here is a partial group - since these images were taken, I have found a few other coins.








Here are my old coins - sold this set in 2005:








I have most of the images that are missing from the composite album. I'll add them where necessary.