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1853 Arrows + Rays Seated Quarter. You Vs. NGC!

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That rim to rim die break from arrow tip to arrow tip is amazing!


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Nice example. Only real "distracting" hit, right of Lady Liberty's head. I'm at MS64. I'm also a fan of the die crack
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A gem MS-65
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I'll say MS-65 as well. Knockout coin.
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64+
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MS-63 or 4.
Love the residual luster on a 150 year old silver coin.
die break on a scarce type adds to value.

Would be difficult to give an accurate value, due to the combination of scarce factors that apply to this coin.
Although I am not normally a fan of slabs, this coin is better off, as a slabbed item.
Value can only be found at public auction, which if it were mine, I would not do. Such a coin would go into my estate, to be sold my my kids, if they so choose to do.
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MS65. Frosty!
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Gorgeous coin! MS65 or 65+
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my favorite year for silver with the reverse rays

the only issue I can see is the surface mark on the obv behind the head. cant tell what looks like a scratch above the eagle. if it was a scratch it would be across the rays and if it was a die break it would also. the only thing I think of is that it was on the planchet prior to striking. anyone else have any insight on that?

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Panzaldi: I believe the mark above the eagle is a die event. I'm not sure that it's a die crack, but some other sort of Die Deterioration. It appears to run behind the devices. I looked at a couple trueviews and saw a similar artifact on several of them. Not this exact one though:

https://images.PCGS.com/CoinFacts/4...886_2200.jpg

https://images.PCGS.com/CoinFacts/3...183_2200.jpg
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A real beauty!
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If that mark to the right of Liberty's head is die-related, I'll say the coin grades MS-66.
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Dipped, MS-64.
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MS-64+
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