Pleasing caramel-grey surfaces with appreciable patches of remaining luster. Solid details for the grade with no singularly distracting blemishes. Nice! The 1916 is the key to the Standing Liberty quarter series, the 1916 is also the first year of issue. Just 52,000 coins were struck and most were not saved. CAC approved for quality.
The 1916 is the key to the Standing Liberty quarter series, the 1916 is also the first year of issue. An attractive and original gem, this key date is very difficult to find in gem condition, let alone with the coveted CAC seal of approval. Just 52,000 coins were struck and most were not saved. CAC approved for quality.
Brilliant, high grade example of this famous and popular key date SLQ. The 1916 is highly sought by all collectors of key date coinage as a low mintage first-year issue. Full head examples are especially tough. Luminous, satiny luster radiates from this choice full head example. Pleasing strike for the issue. Touches of golden toning here and there in the fields and framing the devices add to the quality eye appeal.
Desirable and popular two-year type coin. CAC approved for quality.
Deep russets highlight the edges of the devices and inscriptions on this piece with notes of green, blue, and deeper orange.
Popular and desirable San Francisco mint with the type 1 design.
Popular and desirable San Francisco mint with the type 1 design.
Lustrous gem surfaces under wisps on multicolored toning. Beautifully original! The Hansen Collection displays one of the two finest known examples for the date, a. MS67+.
First year of the revised design.
A lovely gem example of this early, popular date in the SLQ series.
Popular S-mint SLQ with frosty, white surfaces. The Hansen collection now contains a gorgeous MS66 FH example for the date.
Gorgeous satiny luster with delicate gold iridescent toning to both sides. Impressive, fully struck gem! Popular S-mint SLQ. The number one Hansen Collection registry set displays a MS66FH example for the date.
Gorgeous lime and tangerine rim tints cascading to beautiful silver centers. Gorgeous luster with stunning eye appeal.
Very desirable and popular key date in the Standing Quarter series.
Very desirable and popular key date in the Standing Quarter series.
Desirable and scarce San Francisco mint Standing Liberty quarter that has long been considered an underrated date in the series. Lustrous, golden tinted AU with mottled russet toning throughout. Nice! CAC approved for quality.
The 1923-S Standing Liberty quarter is one of our favorite issues in the entire series. Scarce with our without the FH designation, it is especially difficult to find well struck. Beautifully lustrous surfaces are sharply struck and enhanced by blended tones of gold, blue, and rose. Wonderful eye appeal! CAC approved for quality.
Beautifully original surfaces with light honey-golden surfaces the ear-hole is fully visible on the head, but the laurel wreath is just not quite strong enough to command the Full Head designation. The Hansen collection possesses a MS67FH for the date. CAC approved for quality.
Scarcer date than one would think in FH.
Eye appealing gem example of one of our favorite dates in the SLQ set. Well-struck and brightly lustrous with attractive multicolor toning along the peripherals.
One of our favorite dates in the SLQ set, the 1924-S is really underrated. Frosty lustrous surfaces display lime and gold tints and bold striking detail. Wonderful eye appeal, a great registry quality piece. Tied for finest non Full Head example at PCGS.
Very desirable and popular key date in the Standing Quarter series. Light emerald tints with golden-brown highlights sprinkled throughout. The primary Hansen set houses a MS66FH for the date.