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I'm starting a collection of Standing Liberty Quarters.  I have found a lot of Certified coins show an Abreviation "FH".  What does that mean.  I would think it might be Full Head, but I would think a Certified NGC or PCGS NS65 would already have a "full head" in order to get that high of a grading.  A comment or two would be appreciated.  Thanks

 

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FH does mean Full Head, and no it is possible to get a very high numeric grade without being a full head coin.  It would probably be MS-68 before a full head would really be "required" to make the grade.  But it can be present in lower grade coins as well.

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7 hours ago, Conder101 said:

FH does mean Full Head, and no it is possible to get a very high numeric grade without being a full head coin.  It would probably be MS-68 before a full head would really be "required" to make the grade.  But it can be present in lower grade coins as well.

Thanks for the reply.  I have never been a big collector on this type of coin and I'm just getting started with this.  I appreciate your help.

Tom

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