GTG 1925 SLQ

AU58, wear on right breast. Maybe FH.

 

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I just took pictures of my example that you might like to see.

 

It's a PCGS MS65.

 

It has the cert number on it. Not guessing, but the assigned grade seems appropriate.

 

Nice coin! MS-62

 

Something about the photo made me think cleaned and I see wear, so I'm guessing AU Details - Cleaned
(it could just be my interpretation of the photo though)

 

I'm changing my guess to AU55. However, I peeked. I agree with the grade b/c of the obvious wear on the reverse.

 

This is a crap shoot...anywhere from 55-65...throw the dice!

 

I think because of the toning, over the wear.

 

I think AU58 but could also see it as a 63. very tough to judge rub and luster on these.

 

Y'all must not have seen my last post: PCGS threw the dice and came up 55!

 

Thank you all for your participation, now the reveal:

 

This would've been more interesting if you blacked out the certification #on your first post. Now I'll never know who cheated but I'm guessing everyone who said MS didn't. LOL

 

I never cheat and I always tell the truth.

But seriously, I blew this GTG by a megaton when I said 65.

 

What would be the point of cheating?

 

Only those who cheat would know the point of doing so. But what I posted wasn't meant to be taken so seriously.

 

imho ms-60

 

I cheated once in college, as I recall. It was in Music Appreciation, and the professor said he would allow "one free cheat." Well, I took mine, changed two answers, and made an A in the course!

 

Very nice, I also guessed AU58, we (my son and me) have an SLQ collection, our 1925 is an EF40, so not as nice as yours, I have observed that SLQs are frequently graded harshly without account for the common weak strikes which can be a bit frustrating. They are among my very favorite coins.