Richly toned example of this better P-mint 20-cent piece. Low mintage of 36,910 coins.
Scarce CC issue. Mintage of just 133,290 coins.
Scarce CC issue. Mintage of just 133,290 coins.
Scarce CC issue from a mintage of just 133,290 coins. Nicely lustrous and feature splashes of rich, original toning. Typical weak reverse strike.
Popular and scarce type coin. The 20-cent series only lasted a few years and collectors love them.
Popular and scarce type coin. The 20-cent series only lasted a few years and collectors love them. Displays a misplaced date in the dentils!
Popular and scarce type coin. A choice example just shy of gem status. Crisply defined with a pretty crescent of purple toning featured on the otherwise pale golden toned fields. The 20-cent series only lasted a few years and collectors love them.
Better date 20-cent piece from a tiny mintage of 14,640.
Deeply toned example from a mintage of only 1,260 proof examples struck this year. Appears quite dark when viewing straight-on, but flashes with blue-greens and orange-gold colors when rotated in direct lighting.
Rare proof-only issue with gorgeous eye appeal. Orange central highlights with blue and magenta rim tones surrounding the near Cameo fields. The reverse is absolutely amazing with rose, blue, and golden highlights throughout. Only 350 coins struck!
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!
A lovely example that retains decent eye appeal despite seeing heavy use/circulation.
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.
Great draped bust type coin.
Great draped bust type coin. Hints of underlying luster peek through the deep olive-brown toning.
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).
CAC stickers on early type such as this has become highly coveted amongst collectors.
A popular type coin that was one of the "workhorse" denominations of the period, meaning very few were saved and thus, most are in low grade.
