A common die chip or interior die breaks such as this are basically worth a quarter if buying from a coin dealer.
@Bones-65 Just want to remind you that there is a large number of members that do not do links. I am one of them. Best to post full size images....
I didn’t get the plus but I got the 66. Beautiful coin.
That is probably the third hardest coin in the series to obtain and costly too.
I like the hydraulic cutting edge that @masterswimmer described. It makes me laugh. Sorry my friend.
Beautiful coin. I’m at a MS-66 on this one.
Best wishes
Two key date Standing Liberty Quarters. Second lowest mintage for the series at 396,000 minted. The reverse of the one is damaged. I’m sure it...
I reckon that would depend on your mood. LOL
Nothing special
Definitely damaged
They’re the ones that are missing out and don’t even know it. :)
Silver at $50.00 and Gold at $3000.00.
Stop the toning, correct what’s there and seal it in something to protect it.
Unfortunately a worn die. It takes time to learn all this stuff so hang in there.
If you and your type set are happy I don’t see any problems.
A slight ding on the left top side.
They are boring.
That’s an after market year set, probably for your birth year. All coins are from circulation and possibly some are polished. Welcome to CT.
You have the right attitude. Keep it up and you’ll make a good collector.
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