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1853 Seated Liberty Quarter With No Arrows

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I am new to the community, so bear with me. I have an inherited collection, mostly 19th and early 20th Century US coins, and have sold about a dozen coins via ebay, and have had pretty good results, to the satisfaction of all parties.

I have one coin, however, that, I think, is enough of a rarity that I wanted to solicit some advice before I do anything with it. It is an 1853 Seated Liberty quarter with No Arrows. This is not a particularly outstanding example - merely V/VG - but given how few of them apparently exist, I thought it merits a little special attention.

I have a few questions for the community:
If I wanted to sell it, what would be the best way of marketing/selling it?
It is ungraded - is it worth the time and expense of getting it graded?

Any thoughts, questions or comments are greatly appreciated.


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Thats a four figure coin even in that condition so it would
certainly be worth getting graded before selling.
Seeing you have used ebay with good results, why not
continue using them.
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