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Some Barber Quarters For Grading And Thoughts

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These are all around the same grade barring the 1892. Pictures for these are seller provided, and arent very good. I was considering taking a gamble on one of these examples hoping in hand it will look nice. Which do 2 do you think are the best to consider? Put a bunch onto one post so I dont crowd the forum with a bunch of my own posts. Have a happy & healthy Thanksgiving!
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I dislike the 02.

I would do unsavory things to snatch the 95-O out of your grasp.
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To me, the 2nd coin (1892-P) is by and large the most appealing.

The 95-O looks to have disturbed luster from an old dip. It has retoned nicely, but is still most likely has been cleaned.

It all boils down to what appeals to YOU and how much do YOU want to pay?

Good luck!
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That 1895-O is a ringer, good lord, what a coin, especially the reverse! I'd jump on that one despite the weak strike.

The 1st 1892 (looks AT or a retoned dipper) is a pass for me, as is the 1902 (lots of heavy contact marks and original but unattractive toning.)

The 1914 is a badly overdipped slider AU that has been robbed of all of its luster.

Of the remaining two, the 1896 is technically sharper than the last 1892, but haw lower eye appeal due to impaired luster. The 1896 could pass as a heavily toned MS62 or even a 63 if the lack of luster is deemed to be due to that heavy toning.

The 2nd 1892, on the other hand, has better eye appeal and more "pop", but a weaker strike and a couple of more noticeable contact marks on the shield and directly to the right of the lock of hair in front of her ear. It looks like a strong AU-58 (notice a few hairlines on the cheek).


For my dollars, I'm buying the 1895-O like right now, and I'd probably grab both the 1896 and the 2nd 1892 if they were "in the wheelhouse", so to speak.
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Thanks all! What do you grade the 1895 O and the second 1892 at?
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63, 64.
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w Frog.
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Grats on 10k posts Mox!!

FWIW, I'll say MS63/AU58.
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Wow, what a collection! All of my Barber's in my book sets are slicks, compared to yours. Thanks for sharing.
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#s 1, 2 and 5 look best. 2 and 5 have great luster. 1 has great toning. Nice coins.
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The second toned 92 and the 95 o are my favorites
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The 1902 is out the door . I like the 2nd 1892 .
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Nice coins - but the 1895-o is far and away my favorite of the group!
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Thanks everyone! I decided yesterday to go with the 95-O. It matches a couple of coins I have in my set. I will post some in hand pics! Appreciate all of your help and hope you have a happy holidays!
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Favorite strike is the 1896. Favorite coin is the first 1892. 1895-O looks cleaned and re+toned but would love to have it in my collection :)
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Talk about diversity of opinion!
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