First I would not speculate on coins for gains. If your going to do that just buy bullion as close to spot as you can. Second - the best large...
Nice additions.
Bought a book and collected a few. I don't think I own any bust quarters any more. I think in the case of this variety the early die states would...
Yep - one SGS at 70 prices you can get to $1000 quickly. No matter what they come out ahead.
Yep - good buy. The last show I was at they were around for $31.
Large motto no stem and small motto has a stem. See attachment - large motto top and small motto bottom.
I think what conder is saying is all 1834's B-1 are this variety. Some you see with the recutting(early die state) some you don't(latter die...
It is a B-1 R-1 coin. I don't think it is the cherry picker variety simply because I see no evidence of the A to the left of the A in America....
I believe they already do something like that - at least I think it was dansco. It might have been another album maker. The only problem with it...
When I first saw the first picture I wanted to say genuine, but looking at the others it looks like a RB coin. This was a toughie for me.
Yes - I think they screwed up(my first choice) or netted it down because of the cleaning. I personally thought is was anywhere from a 58 to a 62....
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