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1881 Seated Liberty Quarter - What Does PCGS Say?

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MS-65. Haven't graded too many of these but it is an educated guess.
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I'll say MS-63. Tough date.
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Too much chatter in the right obverse field for gem. I'm at 62. Might make 62 due to the great reverse. Very attractive for a 62.
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I'll say MS64.
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Just makes MS64.
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I was going to say 65 before reading the comments. There are a couple minor obverse issues that might have held it to 64. It is a stunning piece with booming luster and great eye appeal.
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Put me down at MS64. Just a few ticks from gem and a lack of super brilliant luster makes me think this was dipped once maybe twice.
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Maybe my photos aren't the best, but there is ZERO evidence of dipping, I can tell you that. It has nice, white frosty luster.
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MS65?
Photos look like they're overexposed.
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I'll stand with 63. But rare as it is, maybe it gets a nudge.
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A very nice 63
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the weaker strike could hold this one to MS64.
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You guys were all correct, more or less.

I've held on to this one. Paid $1440 for it, which is a bit much, and I really like it, so it's in my vault for now.

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