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1917-S Type 1 Standing Liberty Quarter

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Due to SLQ's seeming to become more popular here on CCF, I decided to post this one for grading. A couple of rim bumps and a cleaning on the reverse bring down the eye appeal but it still is a nice semi-key.

1917-S-Type-1-Standing-Liberty-Quarter

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05/16/2010 8:54 pm
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Isn't this a type 1? F-12 details.
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Oops sorry, I guess I wasn't paying attention to the keyboard as I typed.

I figured it was a VF-20, due to the relatively strong date and the shield beading being full, although a bit weak in places. The reverse is pretty weak though.
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Nice coin - I'd go F15 overall, the reverse and rim bumps bringing it down from VF.

Its much better than the example I have in G4.
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Lol....yeah, mine is AG-03 at best. I would expect more detail all around for a VF-20, a bold date without merging into the field at the top.. I grade these a bit harder than type 2s because of how well they are struck.
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