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1917 Type 1 Standing Liberty Quarter--Shield?

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I am wondering about the quality of strikes for Standing Liberty Quarters--the head on mine (straight graded by PCGS) looks pretty strong, but the shield looks really weak. Is this common? I am curious--before I reveal PCGS's grade, what do you guys think?



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IMHO The whole coin looks LDS .
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I would agree - but also lean toward AU-58 on this one.
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All the rivets on the shield are present and it is close to a FH, so not a bad strike. Looks to be MS63.
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A beautiful coin for sure!! ! The shield could be a weak strike. I believe it's the highest point on the coin.

Not doubt about the Full Head! MS65......but what do I know.


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I see rub up and down the torso and on the eagle's breast. Hope I'm wrong!
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Going to also side with the ones saying LDS, but does have a good strike. I'm on the fence...AU-58 to MS-63FH
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I like her toes...I to am going with MS-65FH
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I like her toes...I to am going with MS-65FH




Did someone say..............
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Thanks USSID18
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Greasy Fingers- It was a toss-up between this one and the other one. Wasn't sure which one you'd like best.


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I like her toes...

That's my line !
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tough one to grade by the photo. nice head and TOES. not sure if the weak strike is showing as rub. I think this one needs to be in hand. AU58 or MS63FH. personally I like it.

can someone tell me what LDS means or where I can find these 3-letter acronyms that everyone seems to use. in all the years I've been collecting I've never seen these
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can someone tell me what LDS means or where I can find these 3-letter acronyms that everyone seems to use. in all the years I've been collecting I've never seen these


I was thinking the same exact thing but was to embarrassed to say anything. I thinking there's no way in heck T-BOP would reference Church of Latter-Day Saints
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I think it means "late die state," meaning that some of the details would be weaker or rubbed off at that point.
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