The 1796 quarter is a one-year type coin that is highly sought by collectors as a first year issue of all quarter dollars. The present example has attractive, rainbow album toning stretching out from the rims. Lovely!
Extremely popular due to its major-rarity silver dollar cousin and to the fact that the 1804 quarter is quite scarce. Only 6,738 coins were struck and very few survive in sound condition. It's much scarcer than the 1796 quarter as few were saved. The present example is a handsome specimen with even wear and the outline of all major design elements still present. Uniform golden-grey color spans both sides. Overall an attractive and great example for the grade!
An excellent, fully original example in affordable collector grade. Deep gray patina and nice eye appeal.
Exceptional example! Satiny silver centers yield outwardly to deep purple rim toning. Rainbow bands apparent on the obverse to the left of liberty and show boldly on the reverse peripheral. Lovely eye appeal and strong details for the grade. CAC approved for quality. The Hansen Collection number one set holds a MS64+ example for the date.
All important details and devices are visible and very attractive under the wear typical for a coin in this grade.
Great draped bust type coin. Naturally toned and accurately graded. (For accuracy, the obverse of the holder has a scratch, though it does not affect the integrity of the holder at all).
Great draped bust type coin with choice surfaces and color for the grade. Never cleaned or altered in any way, which is a rarity for this series.
Excellent eye appeal and a boldly struck overdate. Browning 1 variety.
Deep tones of rose, blue-green, and violet enhance the already impressive eye appeal of this example. The overdate is clear and visible without magnification. The Hansen Collection possess a MS64+ example for the date.
Terrific album toning has developed at the peripheries. Excellent eye appeal.
This circulated example is as original as it gets. Grey surfaces still boast nice details and trace amounts of underlying luster. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
This circulated piece still boasts a fair amount of luster. Surfaces are well-struck and graced with a lovely grey-gold coat.
Traces of luster still remain tightly against the lettering and peripheries. Crusty, original toning. CAC loved it, as do we.
Desirable and ideal type coin issue for the capped bust design (large size). The present coin has excellent album toning at the rims that quickly fades into white centers. Small 9 variety.
A wholesome original bust quarter from a low mintage of just over 64,000.
Low mintage of only 64,080 for this date. Very few were saved, as these were the "workhorse coins" of the era.
An extremely scarce and desirable large-size Bust quarter issue. From a low mintage of 24,000 very few survive.
An extremely scarce and desirable large-size, overdate Bust Quarter. From a low mintage of 24,000 very few survive. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
An extremely scarce and desirable large-size Bust quarter issue. From a low mintage of 24,000 very few survive, especially with such natural beauty as this example. Natural toning that flashes with iridescent colors in direct light. Never altered or cleaned, which is a rarity in this highly used and abused series.
PCGS #38975. A delightfully clean XF with nicely defined dove-grey surfaces and plenty of bold detail despite light highpoint wear.
