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An 1857-O Quarter Eagle Submitted For Grading.

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An-1857-O-Quarter-Eagle-Submitted-For-Grading. An-1857-O-Quarter-Eagle-Submitted-For-Grading.

The 1857-O quarter eagles were the last $2.50 gold coins that were struck at the New Orleans Mint. It's neither rare nor common, but this coin does have a pedigree. So what do you think it grades?
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Oh boy. I seem to see some parallel lines on the obverse indicating "thumbing", so it might come in as low as AU-58. Otherwise, perhaps a 62 or 63 at best, but I am way out of my league here.
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The luster on the obverse looks too impaired from the pictures to be an AU-58. AU-55.
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That the fields appear too disturbed for an MS grade. My best guess is AU55.
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AU-58? Nice coin!
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AU55
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I could see this being a slider au58/63 gold is always interesting to grade. Nice coin nonetheless.
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Beautiful coin, well struck, with enough friction in the fields to rule out an MS grade. I'd call it AU-58 and choice for the grade.
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AU-55.
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My first impression was AU-53 but after a second look I think I can agree with 55. Definitely not mint state.
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PCGS graded this 1857-O $2.50 as an AU-58. The coin came from the Brand Collection.
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Wow... Just think, that coin probably sat in the same drawer as the 1804 dollar!
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Finally got one!

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