1917 Type 1 Standing Liberty Quarter CACG AU58 FH

CAC Grading. CACG is dead-on here, but I would suggest that a 58+ is really the right call. The coin is as original as you can imagine...and I imagine this was put aside in a desk drawer or silk change purse early in 1917. There is a truly tiny bit of friction, but the coin could not have actually entered general commerce. The strike is medallic, with not only a real full head, but a virtually full shield (and central shield within the shield). Full luster underlies the rich, antique patina, and the whole is nearly mesmerizing to look at.  Not a lot of money, but definitely a lot of coin!