The 1796 quarter is a one-year type coin that is highly sought by collectors as a first year issue of all quarter dollars. Wholly original and pleasing example for the grade level! Smooth wear over silver-grey fields with touches of color in the protected areas. CAC approved for quality.
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. CAC approved for quality.
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.
Elusive mint state example of this early Draped Bust quarter. Satiny surfaces adorned in creamy golden-grey patina. The central devices are boldly detailed with slight weakness to the left stars and the E in LIBERTY, as is common of the issue. Multiple die cracks are evident but otherwise there are no mentionable distractions to take away from the stunning eye appeal. The number one set hosts a MS64+ example for the date.
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.
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.
Beautiful rose and orange highlights with fantastic luster. A sliver of blue peaks through the rim tints with outstanding overall eye appeal. Only 4 pieces are graded finer by both services combined for the date and variety, though it would be challenging to find a more attractive example! CAC approved for quality. PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade.
Wholly original and choice example of this popular overstruck denominational piece. Olive-grey surfaces show light, even wear with strong details for the grade. CAC approved for quality.
Fresh from a collection that was put together in the early 1900s but was only recently graded, this coin is a superb gem that deserves even more bells and whistles! Stunningly original and well-preserved this coin is destined for a fantastic numismatic cabinet. CAC approved for quality.
Gorgeous blue and golden toning circling the central devices with lovely magenta tints on the reverse. The eye appeal of a gem with amazing surfaces. PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade.
Nicely detailed example with attractive lavender-grey toning. Dramatic clash marks can be seen at Liberty's ear. One of the two finest known examples for the date, a MS66 is displayed in the Hansen Collection number one set.