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1929 Standing Liberty Quarter - You Vs. ANACS

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I posted this coin for grading a year or two ago, the thread devolved into whether or not this coin was genuine, which was absurd in all honesty.

I finally sent it to ANACS and got it back the other day. So I am reposting this for grading with better pictures than last time hopefully. Tried to capture the luster!

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Very nice coin.

I will say MS64.
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65FH Very nice coin.
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Undisturbed liquid luster indicates mint state, with a lack of any circulation offerings further proof.

FH is not ONLY for the head. In this instance the three shield bolts at bottom center of the shield are almost non-existent.

No marks of any particular note. The black spot on the knee does not affect the technical grade, although it does affect the market value.

65, no FH.
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I posted this coin for grading a year or two ago, the thread devolved into whether or not this coin was genuine, which was absurd in all honesty.


Nice coin. Can you give us a link to the earlier discussion? I'd like to see the arguments offered. Congratulations on the nice coin.
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Agree with mox 65 no full head
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I like the reverse a lot better than the obverse . MS64 .
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No FH. MS-64.
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I don't like the "dig" in the hair or the dirty knee...MS61
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64, very nice!
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MS-64
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My grade MS63, ANACS probably said MS65.
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I am thinking MS-64.
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I think MS-62 obverse and MS-64 reverse, so overall MS-63.
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