Found in a bag

I was sorting through a $100 face bag of silver Washington quarters and
found three Standing Liberty quarters! Two have the dates worn out but one
is from 1926. These are the first SQLs I have ever seen.

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PCameron wrote:
I was sorting through a $100 face bag of silver Washington quarters
and found three Standing Liberty quarters! Two have the dates worn
out but one is from 1926. These are the first SQLs I have ever seen.

A great find, PC! Those SLQ coins are really beautiful in the higher grades!
I have one that I've carried as "a pocket coin" for a good while. The date
was already completely gone when I first acquired it, but the "s" mint mark
is still clearly discernible. (It's just to the left of where the date would
be.) I'll bet you can still see the "M" on the right side, which is the last
initial of the coin's designer, Hermon MacNeil.

Larry
'goodies were found!'

PCameron wrote:
I was sorting through a $100 face bag of silver Washington quarters
and found three Standing Liberty quarters! Two have the dates worn
out but one is from 1926. These are the first SQLs I have ever seen.

A great find, PC! Those SLQ coins are really beautiful in the higher grades!
I have one that I've carried as "a pocket coin" for a good while. The date
was already completely gone when I first acquired it, but the "s" mint mark
is still clearly discernible. (It's just to the left of where the date would
be.) I'll bet you can still see the "M" on the right side of yours, which is
the last initial of the coin's designer, Hermon MacNeil.

Larry
'goodies were found!'

Sorry about the multiple posts. That's not by design. For some reason my
outbound mail doesn't appear to be sent, but in actuality, it is being sent
multiple times. I've not seen this happen before. Again, I apologize for
this crazy behavior.

Larry

PCameron wrote:
I was sorting through a $100 face bag of silver Washington quarters
and found three Standing Liberty quarters! Two have the dates worn
out but one is from 1926. These are the first SQLs I have ever seen.

A great find, PC! Those SLQ coins are really beautiful in the higher grades!
I have one that I've carried as "a pocket coin" for a good while. The date
was already completely gone when I first acquired it, but the "s" mint mark
is still clearly discernible. (It's just to the left of where the date would
be.) I'll bet you can still see the "M" on the right side of yours, which is
the last initial of the coin's designer, Hermon MacNeil.

Larry
'goodies were found!'

PCameron wrote:
I was sorting through a $100 face bag of silver Washington quarters
and found three Standing Liberty quarters! Two have the dates worn
out but one is from 1926. These are the first SQLs I have ever seen.

A great find, PC! Those SLQ coins are really beautiful in the higher grades!
I have one that I've carried as "a pocket coin" for a good while. The date
was already completely gone when I first acquired it, but the "s" mint mark
is still clearly discernible. (It's just to the left of where the date would
be.) I'll bet you can still see the "M" on the right side of yours, which is
the last initial of the coin's designer, Hermon MacNeil.

Larry
'goodies were found!'

From: "Larry Louks"

Sorry about the multiple posts.

I saw only one.


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- Coin Saver

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ojunk (Coin Saver) wrote:

From: "Larry Louks"

Sorry about the multiple posts.

I saw only one.


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- Coin Saver


There have been several examples in the recent past when you were
surprised to learn of other messages not showing up for you. You might
want to check your software (filters perhaps?) or your newsgroup
provider to see what's going on.

Also, you don't seem to post as often as you did, at least in my brief
five-month experience here). Or is it that your posts aren't showing up
much? (Pity that, as I always enjoy your messages - especially your
humor - when you do post.)

Scot Kamins
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"Speak your truth, even as your voice quakes."