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Rest in Peace
United States
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Hard to guage as a lot of the grade depends on the luster. The reverse makes me think 65+, while the obverse makes me think 62/63, but I'd need better pictures of the luster.
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Valued Member
United States
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Great SLQ, one of the most beautiful coins ever minted in my opinion. MS 63 ?
Tony
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Valued Member
 United States
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The coin only has to go 400 miles from Indy to Milwaukee so hopefully it will be here by this weekend and I will try to take some pictures.
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Valued Member
United States
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Could you list the models? Left is a Wenger Swiss Army I picked up on ebay for $5 (it was new but was a store display and the crystal was cracked), next is a Davosa with a ETA / Unitas 6497 handwind which is distributed by D.Freemont in the US (I have a few D Freemont watches which used to be affordable until everyone else caught on), next is a late 1990's Omega Dynamic, and the last one is a watch my watchmaker put togther for me using an ETA 2824 I stole from a Tissot and using off the shelf parts from the Otto Frei catalog. I have a watch that the dial is made from an SLQ I'll have to dig out of the safe and take some pictures one of these days. |
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United States
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It does look like the reverse was cleaned at some time. But it has great details say ms-62
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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SLQ's are not my forte (although I love em) but this coin
looks well struck and crisp. I'd guess at least MS64 depending on luster,
which doesn't show well in the pic. Had to cost a lot.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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It's a beauty, no doubt! The pictures show an MS coin with full head but I'm going to wait for your follow-on pictures once you get it in hand to give a final judgement! Quote:
I scored my hopefully end all be all coin that will hopefully fill the void that causes me to keep buyign coins I've bought a bunch of these coins!  |
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Mexico
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I must say, beautiful coin...may I ask, is that a rim-ding under the E in quarter?
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Valued Member
United States
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2 quick poorly lit pictures since I am at work before I spill it. Click for LARGE images   Edited by cd_god
11/19/2011 2:45 pm
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United States
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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cd god - GREAT piece!
Can you tell me the proper html (or forum code?) for how to post clickable larger images? Just a copy paste of the exact syntax you used in this post would work. Thanks
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United States
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cd god - GREAT piece!
Can you tell me the proper html (or forum code?) for how to post clickable larger images? Just a copy paste of the exact syntax you used in this post would work. Thanks You have to host the pictures on the web somewhere. I usually use photobucket but they resized them down so I hosted them at work. Just use the normal (IMG)www.your photos url.jpg(/IMG) but replace the () with [] (had to use () in this port so that the text would show up) The forum will downsize your picture but automatically make it a clickable link.  |
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United States
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I must say, beautiful coin...may I ask, is that a rim-ding under the E in quarter? I didn't notice it until you mentioned it. In hand yes you can see a very light nick on the reverse rim edge only. |
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Valued Member
United States
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I'm guessing between an AG and an MS70.
Am I close?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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MS 63 FH. The reverse isn't quite as nice as the front. Otherwise I would say 64.
cd god, dude, what issue number is the FF comic? I recognize it but cant remember the number.
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