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| 1918/7 S - Standing Liberty Quarter (Possible)
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CoinHunter27
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 Posted 04/09/2024 12:11 pm
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My biggest concern is the die crack through the date. That would be a pretty big marker not to be known by now, even in LDS. So if that is indeed an unlisted major die marker, we'd need to find some other examples with the same crack on the overdate to confirm. I'll see if I can find any but just on a quick search, I haven't seen any others.
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| | Forum: US Classic and Colonial Variety and Error Coins |
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| 1858/7 Flying Eagle- My Second One
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CoinHunter27
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United States
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Posted 04/04/2024 7:06 pm
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Cool, thanks. Was just interested since that was the original marker I pointed out on this forum!  The photo you used was mine too! Glad to see others are using the knowledge. Will be cool if Snow ever gets around to fully recognizing it as a die marker for this variety. Again, awesome find!
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| | Forum: US Classic and Colonial Variety and Error Coins |
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| 1858 Flying Eagle Cent - Small Letters / High Leaves - Opinions And Grading
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CoinHunter27
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United States
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Posted 06/20/2023 4:22 pm
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Very nice. Still a variety I need for my FEC. I'd say easy VF-35, great shot at EF-40. The high leaves variety is a tough one to find but not extremely difficult. It is not a very desirable variety unless you're a snow or FEC collector. I've seen a few in lower grades but I'm waiting to pick a VF-EF example since I don't think I'll have any competition cherry-picking one. So while it is a high grade and very clean example, you'll only find a big market for this variety with people like me and other niche collectors. This is a gorgeous example!
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| | Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading |
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