Original BU Short Roll 90% Silver 1954-D Silver Washington Quarters 39 Coins

Original BU Short Roll 90% Silver 1954-D Silver Washington Quarters 39 Coins

This listing is for a BU Short Roll (39 coins), 1954-D Washington Quarters.

These coins are mostly white with full luster. There are a couple of deeper toned coins that are almost certainly the end of roll coins. A previous owner also left a note in between some of the coins referencing some of the coins under the note as having an RPM. I cannot and will not confirm or deny this. They're not certified, and a lot can be left open for interpretation  when it comes to comparing die diagnostics, etc. Therefore, in an "abundance of caution", I am leaving them as unverified with regards to are any of a documented FS number, to be on the safe side.

Any other writing on the tube, the tape or the cap was done by a previous owner.

We almost never apply the adjective Gem or Gem BU to raw coins understanding just how difficult it is to obtain those grades from the top two Third Party Grading Services. Overusing this term diminishes the value of coins truly deserving of this descriptor. It's also blatantly false to use that term so casually and lightly.

Uncirculated means no trace of wear. It does not mean perfect coins. That's what a seventy grade means. There are zero business strike 1964 Washington Quarters graded seventy by any of the major TPG services, and very few graded higher than six-seven. Spots, and carbon spots on silver and copper coins, along with bag marks and minor imperfections are very common and are the norm. This group of rolls is definitely on the higher end of preservation. Not a lot of spots or even toning; well taken care of and stored in ideal conditions in a dry, temperate location.

Your bid is for the exact roll pictured. 

If you have any questions, please let me know.