Guess The Grade - 1917, Type 1, Standing Liberty Quarter

Here's my latest beauty in the 1917 SLQ, Type 1 slot. I think it's a really fine example of a well struck SLQ (of which 1917 had more than most years).

It is slabbed and graded - what do you think they graded it?

 

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Gorgeous coin, beautiful toning, MS-63 or better in my opinion. Thanks for posting it.

 

Superb strike! MS-67 or better. With those rims, almost looks proof!

 

66

 

MS-66FH...Full Head & Toes!
J.T.

 

I'm at 67 Full Head

 

MS-66, not FH designation.

 

MS65 FH Very Well Struck

 

Unc details cleaned

 

64 fh if it grades straight. The pics make it look absolutely dipped out. But I can't tell if it's the coin or photo

 

I am in the same boat as ddddd.
Unless there are some light hairlines that we are missing in the photos.

 

WTF,
I've never seen a strike of this coin that shows her belly button!!
J.T.

 

Ditto this ^^^. Possibly a 64 however.

 

The REVEAL! Photos are NGC Photovision for Heritage Auctions btw. I think it's undergraded but I'll be able to judge better in hand - the photos look like MS64 FH to me, conservatively. I think it's a remarkable example and I jumped on it in an MS62 FH slab for $432 (w/ Buyers Premium). I think it's a better strike than the MS63 FH I have, let alone my few MS64s (different years).

 

What a stunning coin!

 

I bet you'd have a higher grade from PCGS!
J.T.

 

I was only one off on the higher side. Nice coin, I'll take it!

 

Funny you would say that because I noticed it right off and thought how have I never noticed that before.
MS62 FH/FBB!

 

don't know about bellybutton (just noticed it does show lol) but you can see the nipples on mine lol

 

If you don't mind answering, what is that one graded? I think the shield lines on the inner emblem may be a bit sharper on yours.