lady liberty quarter

Dewsweeper894 · Jan 28, 2018

She is beutiful either way , In that blue image it looks like an 8 to me . 1918
Standers with no date are very common . The coins in general are hard to find but one with a date can even be harder .
Love it just the way it is .

Here is two I was very happy to find last Sunday . Same story pretty much but I love em.

Stiffwrists · Jan 28, 2018

blujeans1008 said:
where do i get the acid for testing. i dont wanna ruin the coin. make it worse than it is already.

Try Google searching it. I'm sure there are acid kits available. I can't imagine it doing much more damage. Even if that coin ends up being a key date, I'm sure it's not worth more than silver melt. It's considered junk when it's that worn. If I were you I would just enjoy it. It's a cool, old, silver coin!

HuntinDog · Jan 29, 2018

Amazon or eBay.

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