ICG certified AU55 AU++ Lustrous 1905 P philly Barber/Liberty silver 25C quarter

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COIN DESCRIPTION:
These coins are how they appear in the photos... NO modifications have been done to enhance the photos. You will receive the item or items in the photos.
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A very nice and VERY completely lustrous, reverse shows no wear, must be a little friction on the cheek tougher date 1905 P Philly minted barber quarter graded by ICG as AU55 or AU++ but looks a little better~! not many around that will grade, great looking problem free coin. Excellent slabbed coin for the serious collector or the investor! You get the coin as shown in its slabbed holder. Its priced fair to sell, if you offer understand it declines offers that I would lose on the coin, most of my offers are set up for  those who offer on multiple items.  You can always message me if you have a question.
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