1932-D Washington Quarter

I will add to this as someone very new to lowball collecting:

A major draw to me is that lowballs have all "put in the work" as coins and done their jobs to the utmost as part of the economy. In that sense I personally identify with them, as a normal guy who works and gets tired and worn out.

There's something exclusive and snobbish feeling to me about high grades on old coins sometimes; they were put away decades or centuries ago and have often never done a day's work as a coin. Only more wealthy collectors can afford to buy one, and most will never find one themselves. Pedigree is everything and only the high class have value.

A good lowball feels more like a humble grandparent who has lived a full life, and may not have a huge inheritance to leave you, but is full of wisdom and love.

But of course the challenge is what makes any collection fun, so the limits of "lowest possible straight grade" keep it interesting.

Obverse should bring it down to PO-1.

i think it has a good shot at P01

Sweet lowball!

Cherish it forever, it's my first official lowball and the seed to my future breathtaking collection