1918/7 S Standing Liberty Quarter

So is that

 

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want to see a quarter with no wear?

 

I fail to see how that...or any of your post in this thread have anything to do with the original coin... Sounds like pardisulation to me.

 

I said it was a great catch. What more did you want me to say?

 

Nice coin Dutch, very classy to my eye.

Brklyn, that Buffalo's teet is offensive.

 

Is this better?



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Nothing. NOTHING AT ALL!

 

(Presumably) nothing. You can always start a new thread concerning your pictures.

 

While there really is no forum rule about torpedoing threads it's more forum etiquette. You are free to post what you want where you want in accordance with the rules of the forum. But these posts are really much better served in a new thread about the subject and not in an existing thread. It's a newbie thing and I guess I just expected more from you Ruben. I still do. That's all.

 

well, I'm sorry

 

So maybe close to a fair price but not certainly a home run for the seller....but a home run for you!!
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Cheers

 

If the seller got 5 figures at all, they got a very fair price. Although the coin is an AU-58, the late die state and very weak strike would take some value from the coin for many collectors. Not to take anything away from that beautiful coin, I would love it in my collection.

 

And bored. But in your defense, they did begin to talk about coin wear and weak strikes. I just don't see how those images relate to that topic either.