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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Otis2u, post: 3377598, member: 100666&quot;]Hello all, I have the following coin that I would appreciate any and all suggestions, advice and thoughts concerning its condition? Receiving the Good, Bad &amp; Ugly news will be viewed as being most helpful. Thanks to all in advance!</p><p>Sorry for not posting a picture of said coin but honestly I haven’t yet figured out how to post pictures on this site, but I’ll learn!</p><p>Coin in question:</p><p>Liberty Seated Quarter</p><p>1854-O but (HUGE O) mint mark with Arrows</p><p>Regular Strike</p><p>———————————————————————</p><p>This coin would most likely grade on a conservative scale, EF 40+</p><p>The problem is, this coin is very slightly bent. It still lays flat, both sides, but certainly still has a noticeable bend to it.</p><p>In my opinion, much to nice a coin then to be used as just a “Hole Filler”</p><p>Your thoughts or ideas if I still maybe should have coin graded by PCGS or such?</p><p>I have very little invested in the coin, having purchased it from a private seller with approximately&nbsp; $250.00 FV in other quarters, of which were </p><p>Washington, Barber, Liberty and Seated, all at below the then Silver Melt Value about 8 months back.</p><p>Other then the slight bend the Quarter has no damage whatsoever, as in scratches, nicks, marks or discoloration. I wish there was a safe way to straighten the Quarter back out flat without doing damage to it, but I wouldn’t know how personally?</p><p>Kindest regards![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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