Comments on: THE TWENTY-FIVE MOST OVERLOOKED EARLY SEATED COINS http://www.coinlink.com/Articles/us-coins/the-twenty-five-most-overlooked-early-seated-coins/ Articles on Rare Coins, Currency & Coin Collecting organized by Subject Tue, 06 Jan 2009 01:13:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: CoinLink http://www.coinlink.com/Articles/us-coins/the-twenty-five-most-overlooked-early-seated-coins/#comment-326 CoinLink Sun, 30 Nov 2008 12:54:38 +0000 http://www.coinlink.com/Articles/us-coins/the-twenty-five-most-overlooked-early-seated-coins/#comment-326 <p>Here you Go<br /> <img src="http://www.coinlink.com/News/images/1853_25c_no_arrows_recut_date.jpg" align="center" border="0" vspace="4" width="400" height="200" hspace="6" /></p> Here you Go

]]> By: PAUL http://www.coinlink.com/Articles/us-coins/the-twenty-five-most-overlooked-early-seated-coins/#comment-325 PAUL Sat, 29 Nov 2008 19:12:14 +0000 http://www.coinlink.com/Articles/us-coins/the-twenty-five-most-overlooked-early-seated-coins/#comment-325 AVE AN AG3 1853 QUARTER. WOULD LIKETO SEE A LARGE PIX OF RECUT DATE TO VERIFY IT IS NOT ALTERED ANY HELP APPRECIATED AVE AN AG3 1853 QUARTER. WOULD LIKETO SEE A LARGE PIX OF RECUT DATE TO VERIFY IT IS NOT ALTERED

ANY HELP APPRECIATED

]]> By: Todd Sherman http://www.coinlink.com/Articles/us-coins/the-twenty-five-most-overlooked-early-seated-coins/#comment-165 Todd Sherman Thu, 22 May 2008 15:58:19 +0000 http://www.coinlink.com/Articles/us-coins/the-twenty-five-most-overlooked-early-seated-coins/#comment-165 Have found, with metal detector, an 1859 seated quarter with possible die break or crack. Am sending to ANACS for varification. Coin is EF grade,(at least).There are two chips,(front and back), along left edge side of coin.And a crack on reverse running from top of "N" in United, through "I_T_E_D". Then through bottom of "D" extending through center of "S" and into top of "T", all the way to where the dies meet. Is this a known die break or crack? Or could this be a new var. if it is , in fact, such. If it is a known die var. could you tell me which Ref# it is? THANKS TODD Have found, with metal detector, an 1859 seated quarter with possible die break or crack. Am sending to ANACS for varification. Coin is EF grade,(at least).There are two chips,(front and back), along left edge side of coin.And a crack on reverse running from top of “N” in United, through “I_T_E_D”. Then through bottom of “D” extending through center of “S” and into top of “T”, all the way to where the dies meet. Is this a known die break or crack? Or could this be a new var. if it is , in fact, such. If it is a known die var. could you tell me which Ref# it is? THANKS TODD

]]> By: Peter Mazzola http://www.coinlink.com/Articles/us-coins/the-twenty-five-most-overlooked-early-seated-coins/#comment-129 Peter Mazzola Wed, 12 Mar 2008 19:39:21 +0000 http://www.coinlink.com/Articles/us-coins/the-twenty-five-most-overlooked-early-seated-coins/#comment-129 Question: Have you ever heard of an 1853 Seated Quarter without arrows on the reverse, and rays on the reverse? I believe that the 1853 Recut Quarter does NOT have rays on the reverse/ Question:
Have you ever heard of an 1853 Seated Quarter without arrows on the reverse, and rays on the reverse?

I believe that the 1853 Recut Quarter does NOT have rays on the reverse/

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