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1930 SLQ, 1899 Barber Quarter

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Picked these up from the pawn shop while searching for a new Bass Guitar amp. Would appreciate any help with grading these. Thanks.

1930-SLQ,-1899-Barber-Quarter

1930-SLQ,-1899-Barber-Quarter

1930-SLQ,-1899-Barber-Quarter

1930-SLQ,-1899-Barber-Quarter
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mind telling us what you paid?
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Picked them up for melt value around 6$ a piece.
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I'll speak to the 1899 Quarter:
Even if it has been cleaned, for about $6 this was a no-brainer.
You now have a good example of a "fine" coin. Study both the "Liberty"
and the wear on the cheek.
All the letters are nicely visible.
Should you venture into buying more quarters you have a decent bench-mark.
I say you did well.
And the 1930 is a great example as well.
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1899 F12
1930 VF35
Both worth about 3-4 times what you paid,
so visit the pawn shop frequently
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Nice pick-ups! I would say VF for both (sharp complete LIBERTY on the Barber, the SLQ is a WAG) without having closer images. I would be visiting that pawn shop on a regular basis! Excellent price on them too!
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$6 each is a great deal, both are fine circulated type examples.
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Both are solid VF in the detail range! Great buys!
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The 1899 is above VF, it has a full band I believe.
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to CCF
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Thank you for the welcome Egcollector. What do you mean it is a WAG oih82w8? I'm a long time lurker here looking forward to sharing some of my coins with you guys and finding out their exact grades. I still need a lot of work on my macro photo setup. Here are some shots through my loupe of these coins.

1930-SLQ,-1899-Barber-Quarter

1930-SLQ,-1899-Barber-Quarter

1930-SLQ,-1899-Barber-Quarter
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I would say that the 1899 quarter is VF25 or VF30, depending on whether you think the band under LIBERTY is complete. Great deal for $6!
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Until you posted some closer/clearer images, the grading is a WAG (Wild A#@ Guess). I still stand by my VF for both. Really nice buy for a dozen bucks!
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Not necessarily a wild guess, sometimes you can grade off bad pictures. It's something that takes a lot of practice though...don't mean this in a condescending way or anything, just speaking of how I often buy on ebay and get a deal.
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VF-25 for the 1899 and VF-35 for the 1930.
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