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1909. NGC graded MS-61. The luster is slightly subdued and there are a couple of minor marks, all typical of the assigned grade (PCGS # 7940) . Estimated Value $275 - 300. Categories: $2.50 Indian
1908. PCGS graded MS-65. CAC Approved. First year of issue for the Indian quarter eagle, and always with a slightly soft strike on the upper wing tip of the eagle. Attractive honey-golden frost ...
1906. PCGS graded Proof 66. A highly reflective appearance greets the viewer of this richly toned orange-gold Gem proof example. Outstanding quality is presented as there are virtually no signs ...
1906. PCGS graded MS-68. PQ. The 1906 quarter eagle is not an issue that attracts great attention from type collectors. While it is a readily available date through most grades, including better ...
1902. PCGS graded Proof 53. Rich deep reddish-gold toning decorates each side of this lightly circulated proof. Aside from wear and noticeable scuffing in the fields, there are no individually m ...
1901. PCGS graded Proof 67 Deep Cameo. History shows the 1901 is among the more easily obtainable issues in the proof Liberty quarter eagle series, not to say that the 1901 is a common coin -- f ...
1897. PCGS graded Proof 62 Deep Cameo. This is a nicely contrasted specimen featuring deeply frosted devices and nicely reflective fields resulting in the coveted Deep Cameo designation by PCGS. ...
1896. ANACS graded Proof 62. This is considered a rare proof gold coin as only 132 examples were produced for the year. The surfaces have scattered handling marks and shallow scuffs but lack the ...
1895. PCGS graded Proof 66+ Deep Cameo PQ. CAC Approved. The small productions of business strike quarter eagles that began in the 1880s only slowly increased in the 1890s. The year 1895 saw a m ...
1892. NGC graded MS-62. Sharply defined with bright yellow-gold luster that is accented with hints of pink. Though a number of pinpoint marks and wispy abrasions are seen on each side, the overa ...
1890. PCGS graded Proof 65 Deep Cameo PQ. CAC Approved. During the decade from 1890 to 1900, the Philadelphia Mint excelled in creating some of the most beautiful proof gold and silver coinage e ...
1888. PCGS graded MS-65 PQ. CAC Approved. Frosty honey-gold with some subtle rose highlights. Gem Uncirculated quarter eagles of the era are desirable and scarce due, in part to their low initia ...
1873. Closed 3 PCGS graded Genuine Unc Details. Questionable color. An elusive variety that is widely collected, as the Open 3 variety is much more common. A personal examination is recommended ...
1865 PCGS graded Genuine Fine Details. One of the famous rarities in the Coronet quarter eagle series, and one of a tiny mintage of only 1,520 business strikes. Early research led Walter Breen t ...
1862, 2 over 1. FS-002. NGC graded AU-55. Currently, NGC has certified a mere eight coins at this level with just 30 finer. The discoverer of this overdate variety is believed to be the late Aub ...
1862 NGC Unc Details. Improperly cleaned. A nominal mintage of 98,508 Liberty quarter eagles was produced in 1862. As a result of the Civil War and later conditions, few examples were saved for ...
1862. PCGS graded MS-61. Light obverse tarnish. Only 98,508 minted of which merely 140 examples are estimated to have survived. Pop 7; 17 finer (PCGS # 7796) . Estimated Value $4,000 - 4,250. Ca ...
1861 New Reverse. NGC graded MS-61. Nice honey-gold color overall with a few scattered marks that explain the grade assignment. Estimated Value $600 - 650. Categories: $2.50 Liberty
1860-S. NGC graded AU-58. Frosty orange-gold with great overall eye appeal for the near-Mint grade. No mentionable marks are present, and the remaining luster is nearly complete. Additionally, t ...
1859-D. PCGS graded AU-55. The 1859-D is the final Dahlonega Mint Quarter Eagle in U.S. coinage history, and has a very small mintage of just 2,244 pieces. Numismatists and collectors of the day ...
1857. PCGS graded MS-65. Rarer than the 1855 and 1856, the 1857 quarter eagle is particularly elusive in grades of MS-64 and above. Here we offer a solid Gem example with eye appeal to spare. In ...
1854-C. PCGS graded MS-62. Delightful khaki-gold with soft green iridescence for the planchet stock. A scarcer date with a meager mintage of just 7,295 pieces for the entire year. Few survive in ...
1853-D. PCGS graded MS-61. This coin represents one of the finest known of this rare Dahlonega issue, as the highest thus far certified by either grading service is MS-62. The original mintage o ...
1852-D. PCGS graded AU-53. Bright honey-golden surfaces with the initial visual impact of a moderately finer grade. Unmarked to the unassisted eye and with no serious disturbances to be found. F ...
1850-O. PCGS graded AU-58. CAC Approved. A partially lustrous yellow-gold specimen with no readily mentionable marks on either side, only light rubbing on the design highpoints. Currently, PCGS ...
1850-C. PCGS graded MS-61. Soft, subtle green-gold surfaces appear to have a certain (limited) reflective quality, the effect of which is quite appealing. Exceptionally well defined including th ...
1843-C. Large Date, Plain 4. PCGS graded MS-64 PQ. CAC Approved. An interesting, conditionally rare Mint State example. We note the digits of the date are boldly repunched both high and low, as ...
1842-D. PCGS graded AU-53. A legendary rarity among Dahlonega Mint quarter eagles, the 1842-D was produced to the extent of just 4,643 pieces. With only 75 to 85 coins believed left, most of whi ...
1842-D. PCGS graded AU-58. Very well struck by the standards of the Dahlonega Mint, both the obverse and the reverse exhibit a pronounced sharpness of detail with only the lightest signs of hand ...
1842. PCGS graded AU-55. In 1842, the Mint at Philadelphia coined a very small amount of 2,823 quarter eagles. Since that time, most were either lost over time, heavily circulated, and cleaned o ...
