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1906 US 2.5 Dollar Quarter Eagle

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I agree. This is a beauty. At least MS65 and most likely 66
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That does not appear to be a hairline, which in numismatic parlance applies cleaning, but rather is a light luster scuff likely caused by contact with another coin. I've never owned a Liberty quarter eagle over MS64 and yours looks better than that one.
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Really appreciate all your replies everyone. US coins and US gold are very new to me along with grading so I have been learning a boatload from all of you :)

That's interesting BH, looking at it some more I am thinking you are right as it is definitely isolated to a small almost zigzag scuff.
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That is a really high end gold piece. I would say it's an MS-65 minimum and a 66 would not be out of the question.

Nice coin!
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