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Total returned results: 219 Click the coin title to view complete information and image. Hide Coin Descriptions Description Service Grade Price    1805 Draped Bust 1/2C NGC MS64BN Medium 5, stemless variety. Glossy dark chocolate brown surfaces are devoid of any notable distractions. The design detail is bold on both obverse and reverse. In addition to exceptional eye-appeal, this piece is extremely rare. Finding a finer specimen would be a significant challenge as NGC has certified just one example of this variety higher. NGC 64 $6,500.00    1825 Classic 1/2C NGC MS64BN A highly pleasing, glossy light brown has a hint of rose coloration when angled in the light. The strike is crisp on all design features, and the surfaces show no notable distractions. A very scarce date from a low 63,000 mintage. Only 2 coins have been graded in any RB grade for the date, and none in Red. CAC certified. NGC 64 $3,400.00    1857 FLYING EAGLE 1C PCGS MS65 Although between 1,500 and 2,500 1856 Flying Eagles were struck, the 1857 is officially the first year of issue for this short lived series. The Act of February 21, 1857 authorized the production, and the exchange for the older half cents and large cents. The smaller cents became popular, and the size (while the composition has changed) is still in use today. This example is a pleasing gem with bold striking and problem free fields. The coppery color is even throughout, and the surfaces are fresh and blemish free. An exemplary example of this popular design. PCGS 65 $3,950.00    1861 Indian 1C PCGS MS67 Among the Civil War dates, the 1861 has the lowest mintage. Production was ramped up beginning in 1862 in an attempt to replace coins hoarded from circulation. A Condition Census Superb Gem, this silky tan specimen exhibits a complete strike throughout and slightly prooflike surfaces. A beauty to behold. PCGS 67 $11,500.00    1866 Indian 1C NGC MS66RB Frosty mint orange with pale gold and deeper orange highlighting the reverse. Sharp and appealing with exceptional luster and a faint woodgrain pattern throughout. This example has predominantly red color, particularly on the obverse, but selling at a quarter of the price of a full Red. CAC certified. NGC 66 $2,850.00    1868 Indian 1C NGC MS66RB Warm sunset-crimson surfaces reveal nice lustrous surfaces. Very tough in this state of preservation. None have been graded higher by either service. NGC 66 N/A    1874 Indian 1C PCGS PR66RB A noticeably scarcer issue with an original mintage of just 700 pieces and a PCGS population of only 6 with one higher. The present example boasts glittering proof surfaces. Walter Breen notes that this issue typically displays a "very light fiery brilliance" - an apt description. CAC certified. PCGS 66 $2,850.00    1895 Indian 1C PCGS PR66RD Golden-orange-red color overlays both sides of this lustrous Gem. The fields are deeply mirrored around lustrous device. This solidly graded specimen is a conditionally scarce survivor of this later date issue in the proof Indian Cent series. PCGS 66 $2,950.00    1927-D Lincoln 1C PCGS MS65RB Glowing red shines through lightly wood-grained surfaces. A beautiful example with amazingly clean fields. Only three coins have graded higher by PCGS and two by NGC within the Red-Brown designation. PCGS 65 N/A    1927-D Lincoln 1C PCGS MS65RB The obverse of this lovely gem is full red and the reverse shows just a hint of mellowing to a nearly red reverse. Carbon-free, fully struck, and a bargain when full reds are $2500. PCGS 65 $895.00    1866 Two Cent Piece PCGS MS64RD An excellent example of this early two cent piece. Fiery red tones bathe the obverse and reverse of this beautiful example. This is a significantly rarer date, with only a tenth of the population of the 1864. PCGS 64 $1,195.00    1868 Three Cent Nickels NGC MS66 Characteristic for the date, this example is struck from clashed dies. The devices are generally crisp with only a slight weakness in the lower curls and reverse columns. A tough coin in this condition with only 3 coins grading higher between both PCGS and NGC. NGC 66 $1,575.00    1873 CLOSED 3 Three Cent Nickels 3CN NGC PR66* A sensationally toned example displaying vibrant amber and honey toning along with sky blue and hints of crimson. Quite well deserving of the Star designation. NGC 66 $1,795.00    1873 CLOSED 3 Three Cent Nickels NGC PR67 An exceptionally difficult issue to find in this grade. Wonderful multicolored toning enhances both sides of this lightly cameo'd example. One of the finest surviving examples from this year, with a total population of 4/0 for both services in addition to a lone PR67CAM. CAC certified. NGC 67 $4,500.00    1875 Three Cent Nickels 3CN PCGS MS66 Frosty, silvery-grey surfaces with a ton of originality. A great date in a highly undervalued series. Just two coins have graded higher at PCGS. CAC certified. PCGS 66 $2,450.00    1852 Type 1 3CS PCGS MS65 A wonderful gem specimen with a light golden patina draped over well struck and problem free fields. An excellent value for a gem Civil War Era coin PCGS 65 $975.00    1858 Type 2 3CS PCGS PR66 The short-lived Type-II Three-Cent silvers are one of the most eagerly sought out type coins in all of numismatics, and PR66 examples of any date are seldom encountered. An early die state, this coin exhibits numerous striations (as produced) slanting down to the right in the obverse field. This is a very pleasing piece with reflective fields and shimmering tones of sea-green and rose. None have been graded higher. PCGS 66 $17,500.00    1863 Type 3 3CS PCGS MS65 An elusive Civil War date from a low mintage of only 21,000 coins. Well struck throughout, with surfaces featuring rich golden patination enhanced by electric blue peripheries. CAC certified. PCGS 65 $2,950.00    1871 Type 3 3CS PCGS PR65 A golden star floats above fully iridescent and mirrored fields, colored in midnight-blue and violet tones. This coin screams gem quality from the first glance to the last appreciative examination. PCGS 65 $2,150.00    1866 RAYS Shield 5C PCGS MS65 An appealing first-year example from this scarce two-year Rays type, exhibiting a lustrous rosey-champagne hue over lustrous surfaces. PCGS 65 $2,595.00    1866 RAYS Shield 5C PCGS MS65 An attractive first year of issue type. For a typically weak issue, this example shows good detail in the shield, leaves and reverse stars. Struck from a later die state, with some bold die cracks evident on the reverse. PCGS 65 $2,750.00    1887 Liberty 5C PCGS MS65 PCGS has graded only 13 higher. This nicely detailed example possesses a lovely champagne hue and satiny surfaces. PCGS 65 N/A    1891 Liberty 5C NGC PR65 A full palette of pastel hues tone a matching obverse and reverse to grand effect. Certainly not your average PR65 Liberty nickel. NGC 65 $850.00    1892 Liberty 5C PCGS MS66 A mostly white example with a wisp of golden patina gracing the reverse central devices. A tough grade with good luster and bold striking, evidenced by strong detail in the reverse design elements. Scarce with only thirteen coins so graded by PCGS and no coins finer by either top grading service. A very pleasing example. PCGS 66 $7,950.00    1897 Liberty 5C PCGS PR67 Cameo One of a mere 6 so graded with only 1 coin grading higher in all designations (a single PR67 Deep Cameo). The mint frost is thick on the devices, contrasting nicely to the deeply mirrored fields. Close to deserving a Deep Cameo designation. PCGS 67 $5,450.00    1903 Liberty 5C NGC PR67 An outstanding coin with delicate, iridescent shades of powder blue, violet and orangey-gold completely toning obverse and reverse surfaces. Its mirrored fields are unusually deep and reflective. An outstanding coin from a series that represents excellent value. NGC 67 $2,150.00    1905 Liberty 5C PCGS MS65 Rich golden color is enhanced by rose highlights. Sharply struck, lustrous and unusually nice for the grade. PCGS 65 $650.00    1906 Liberty 5C NGC PR67 Cameo An amazing black and white example of this scarcer proof liberty nickel. Only 1,725 proof coins were struck during 1906, the third lowest mintage for the series. One of only eleven coins so graded by NGC with one coin grading finer by PCGS and none by NGC. NGC 67 $2,850.00    1911 Liberty 5C PCGS MS65 An appealing vibrant golden hue is apparent throughout both obverse and reverse. The luster and strong strike rounds out the appeal of the terrific little coin. PCGS 65 $625.00    1912 Liberty 5C PCGS MS65 PCGS 65 $595.00    1913 TYPE 1 Buffalo 5C PCGS PR66 A very scarce and highly popular one year variety with an original Proof mintage of 1,520 pieces. Delicate pink, powder blue and golden-lemon sparkle through lustrous surfaces. A wonderful coin with a lot of pizzazz! CAC certified. PCGS 66 $4,250.00    1913-S TYPE 2 Buffalo 5C PCGS MS65 Although this specimen shows the typically slightly weak strike for this date, the overall eye appeal is exceptional. Lightly overtoned with golden hues, this coin is virtually devoid of any contact marks. A scarce coin in all grades and the toughest of the six first year of issue Buffalos. While not the finest known, PCGS has only graded a couple dozen coins finer. PCGS 65 $4,250.00    1914-D Buffalo 5C PCGS MS65 Amber brightened by iridescent lilac hues accent this sharply struck specimen. Much nicer than most seen at this grade level. PCGS 65 $1,675.00    1916-S Buffalo 5C PCGS MS66 The 1916-S Nickel is a very tough coin in MS66. This particular piece has smooth, brightly lustrous surfaces that are overlaid by a light, even layer of sapphire-golden patina. Well struck in all areas with intricate detailing on the bison on the reverse. CAC certified. PCGS 66 $6,350.00    1917-S Buffalo 5C PCGS MS66 This nickel features an extraordinary strike, sharp as any examples of this issue are found. The surfaces have a pale golden luster with a slight granularity. It has been nearly six years since we last offered an MS66 PCGS example of this issue. If you've been searching for an example of this issue in Premium Gem quality, this is an extremely important opportunity. Once this is sold, it may well be another six years, or perhaps longer, before you have another chance. PCGS 66 $10,500.00    1928-D Buffalo 5C PCGS MS66 This MS66 example presented here displays the pleasing bright luster characteristic of the issue, overlain with a warm coat of champagne on the obverse, with touches of bluish hues on the reverse. The design elements are nicely defined. Neither service has graded a single coin higher. CAC certified. PCGS 66 N/A    1801 Draped Bust H10C NGC MS61 LM-2. The central striking details on Liberty and the heraldic eagle are sharply impressed, as are the right-side devices, although a bit of weakness is present on the left-side of both obverse and reverse designs. A couple interesting die breaks are present on the obverse: from the rim diagonally down through the B in Liberty and from the rim diagonally up through the 8 in the date. A lovely, highly lustrous example of this exceptionally elusive date. Between PCGS and NGC, a mere 10 coins have been graded in any uncirculated condition. NGC 61 $19,750.00    1837 NO STARS LARGE DATE Seated Liberty H10C NGC MS65 A beautiful representative of this first-year -of-issue half dime. The surfaces are satin-like and essentially untoned.The strike is very sharp, allowing Gobrecht's beautiful design details to be seen as they should. NGC 65 $3,400.00    1853 ARROWS Seated Liberty H10C PCGS MS65 An exceptionally pleasing, prooflike example featuring a light golden hue. Some light die clashing is evident in the obverse fields, quite typical for half dimes of this era. A great gem example of this undervalued three-year variety. PCGS 65 $1,795.00    1859 Seated Liberty H10C PCGS MS66 Shimmering luster cartwheels beneath an attractive array of sapphire and golden hues. A delightful example of this Stars Obverse type. PCGS 66 $2,350.00    1866 Seated Liberty H10C NGC MS65 A small coin that packs a lot of punch. Mintage is only 10,000, and very few coins have been graded by NGC or PCGS in gem and finer conditions. Indigo blue toned with splashes of seashell pink. Both obverse and reverse exhibit semi-prooflike characteristics, indicating this was likely one of the first coins struck from new dies. NGC 65 $3,100.00    1838 NO DRAPERY SMALL STARS Seated Liberty 10C PCGS MS64 This curious but well-known Redbook variety was created when a half dime punch was used to add the stars to encircle the seated figure of Liberty. The result is this distinctive looking obverse, with stars that appear to be very much too small for the design. Just one set of dies was used to strike all small stars dimes, and many known examples are from late state dies with cracks that join the obverse stars and reverse legends. The present example has a delicate frost with light golden color, deepening slightly at the rims. It is very well struck and of quite high quality for the grade. CAC Certified. PCGS 64 $3,175.00    1849 Seated Liberty 10C NGC MS64 Despite a healthy mintage, Mint State survivors of the 1849 dime are few in quantity. Between PCGS and NGC, there are only 9 pieces finer than MS64. This example reveals bright cobalt blue and fiery, golden amber toning.. In addition to lovely color, the design elements are well defined for an issue that is often characterized by poor striking. NGC 64 $2,150.00    1856 SMALL DATE Seated Liberty 10C NGC MS66 A pre-Civil War date in pristine condition. Bountiful lustre and superb iridescent blue highlights give this coin the benefit of beauty as well as rarity. Just a single coin for the date has been graded higher at PCGS and NGC combined. NGC 66 $3,500.00    1859 Seated Liberty 10C NGC MS65 After being changed in 1853 to note a reduction in weight, the old Stars Obverse design was resurrected on Dimes in 1856 and it continued through 1859. In 1860 the Legend Obverse design was adopted. All Stars Obverse Dimes are very scarce in MS65 and above and this superb piece is nearly untoned, displaying a hint of champagne rose near the periphery. NGC 65 $2,250.00    1871 Seated Liberty 10C NGC PR65 Only 960 proofs were issued of this date making it elusive in Gem condition. The surfaces are toned with amazing sea green, cobalt-blue and violet. NGC 65 $1,350.00    1872 Seated Liberty 10C NGC PR65 A lively mix of gold, green and blue intermingle through the obverse lettering and reverse wreath. A vibrant golden hue covers the balance of the fields and light cameo devices. The shield is positioned to far right left of the flag on 1, or SP-7. PCGS and NGC have only graded a handful of this date finer. NGC 65 $1,595.00    1874 ARROWS Seated Liberty 10C NGC PR65 Cameo Arrows were added to the Seated Liberty design in 1873 and 1874 on the dime, quarter and half dollar denominations to signify a change in weight from previous years. After 1874 the design was discontinued although the weight of the issues remained the same, making this issue a scarce two-year type. This stunning example is untoned with bright, reflective surfaces. NGC 65 $5,950.00    1874 ARROWS Seated Liberty 10C PCGS MS65 A satiny, untoned example of this scarce two year variety featuring arrows along side the date signifying a change in weight from previous years. Especially nice, fresh surfaces for the grade. Lovely in all respects. PCGS 65 $4,250.00    1874-S ARROWS Seated Liberty 10C PCGS MS66 Arrows were added to the Seated Liberty design in 1873 and 1874 on the dime, quarter and half dollar denominations to signify a change in weight from previous years. After 1874 the design was discontinued although the weight of the issues remained the same, making this issue a scarce two-year type. This example is toned in golden-peach with splashes of midnight-blue in light and dark tones on the obverse. The reverse is very lightly toned with the same hues as the obverse. This is the only example to receive this grade from PCGS with none finer. PCGS 66 $32,500.00    1879 Seated Liberty 10C NGC MS67 From an original mintage of 14,000 comes a gorgeous example, exhibiting fresh pale golden surfaces with deeper toning near the rims. Only three have been graded higher by either service. NGC 67 $3,500.00    1879 Seated Liberty 10C PCGS PR65 A superbly toned example with vivid sapphire and rose colors dancing across the obverse centers with pale sea-green near the peripheries. The reverse exhibits golden-pink centers with aqua and peach rim toning. PCGS 65 $1,695.00    1883 Seated Liberty 10C NGC PR67 The 1883 is one of the more available proof Dimes from the 1880s with its mintage of 1,039 pieces. However, few can boast the sensational eye-appeal of this example. The deep, watery, sea-green fields exhibit noticeable contrast on each side between the fields and the devices. NGC 67 $3,950.00    1886 Seated Liberty 10C PCGS PR65 Richly and attractively toned obverse with caribbean-green in the center surrounded by a stunning rainbow on the upper portion of the periphery. The reverse is toned in a lighter hue with iridescent rose and corn silk radiating through. PCGS 65 $1,850.00    1888 Seated Liberty 10C PCGS MS66 A mostly brilliant with a light hint of patination evident on the obverse. An excellent numismatic value and great Registry coin with only a handful of coins grading equally and just one coin finer by PCGS. PCGS 66 N/A    1889 Seated Liberty 10C NGC MS66 Rich gun metal blue and olive intermix with deep golden hues on the obverse of this later date Seated dime. Predominately yellow rose with wisps of olive and blue in and around the leaves of the reverse. A boldly struck specimen with less than a dozen coins deemed finer by the two top grading services. NGC 66 $1,450.00    1889 Seated Liberty 10C PCGS MS66 The obverse of this legend dime features an attractive, but somewhat mottled rose toning with hints of lavender peeking through. The reverse of this gem is evenly blanketed by an attractive olive hue with a touch of gold clinging to the rims. Not considered a tough date for the series, but this date has only seven coins grading finer by PCGS. An excellent value for a condition rarity under $2000. PCGS 66 $1,495.00    1890 Seated Liberty 10C NGC MS66 The obverse of this seated dime has an unusual array of colorful bands across the obverse. The reverse has wonderful target toning with blue green outer rings that blend to lavender and deep orange with pleasing golden centers over the words "one dime." A simply gorgeous example from an underrated series. NGC 66 $1,750.00    1891 Seated Liberty 10C PCGS MS66 Struck in the last year of existence for the series, this superb gem seated dime is boldly struck with a light golden hue throughout that deepens a touch on the obverse center design elements, and along the western edge of the reverse. A high-end example still housed in a PCGS green tag holder. A beautifully original, clean and sharp illustration of Christian Gobrecht's design. CAC certified. PCGS 66 $1,450.00    1892 Barber 10C NGC MS67 A vibrantly toned example of this first year of type, bristling with eye-appeal. Both obverse and reverse display a plethora of rainbow hues over exceptionally well-preserved surfaces. NGC 67 $3,450.00    1893 Barber 10C PCGS MS65 Sea green centers are surrounded by a heavenly halo of crimson and gold. The luster is bountiful and the design details all razor sharp. A magnificent 19th century type coin in gem condition. PCGS 65 $1,350.00    1893-S Barber 10C PCGS MS66 This second-year example from the San Francisco Mint has a lovely display of pale aquamarine centers with a mix of mint and yellow-orange peripheries on the obverse. The reverse is toned in subtle shades of olive-green and honeyed amber. A conditionally scarce coin despite its mintage of 2.4 million pieces. PCGS has only graded five coins MS66 with one higher. NGC has 1 in MS66 Condition with none higher. CAC Certified. PCGS 66 $11,750.00    1898 Barber 10C NGC PR67 Cameo Wonderfully accentuated by a pleasing deep golden orange and blue through the obverse lettering and framing the frosty devices. Similiar patina graces the reverse lightly touching the wreath with a touch of the deep blue color anchoring the reverse at 6:00. Scarce on this condition with only two coins grading higher at PR68 Cameo and only one Deep Cam for the date in PR67 or better. NGC 67 $4,250.00    1908-D Barber 10C NGC MS66 Deep, yet beautiful lavender and sapphire tone both sides of this sharply struck, third-year Denver issue. Both sides are devoid of any noticeable marks and ample luster booms from beneath the lovely color. A low population issue that is quite reasonably priced for its rarity. CAC certified. NGC 66 $1,850.00    1908-O Barber 10C PCGS MS66 One of just 7 so graded and 4 higher. A well-preserved 100 year old coin from the short-lived New Orleans mint. Light champagne color is accented by deeper gold in portions of the recessed areas of the design. Exceptional value. PCGS 66 $1,795.00    1909 Barber 10C NGC PR67 A really pretty Proof Barber dime, with multicolored hues of cobalt blue, rose and gold on the obverse and the slightest hint of pale lilac covers the reverse. Only 650 proofs were struck in 1909 and of that number a paltry 2 pieces have been certified by NGC in PR67 with only two finer. This is a splendid coin that is very deeply mirrored in the fields. NGC 67 N/A    1914 Barber 10C PCGS PR64 The 1914 is the lowest production date in the series with only 425 issued. Vibrant orange and sapphire hues enhance obverse and reverse. PCGS 64 $895.00    1918 Mercury 10C PCGS MS66FB Deep seagreen, with hints of blue blanket well struck devices and flawless fields on the obverse of this early date Mercury Dime. The reverse exhibits a stunning array of colors including but not limited to blues, greens, golden yellows and lavender. PCGS has only graded a handful of coins better. CAC certified. PCGS 66 $2,295.00    1920 Mercury 10C PCGS MS67FB A sharply struck superb gem featuring pleasing color. The obverse exhibits a plum, olive green and autumn gold hues across the lower third. The reverse has gold and silver hues over immaculate surfaces. Scarce in high grades, this is one of only thirteen coins so graded by PCGS. To date, they have not graded any finer. CAC certified. PCGS 67 $4,350.00    1931-S Mercury 10C PCGS MS66FB An exemplary example of this date, notoriously scarce in Full Band condition, unlike its P and D mint contemporaries. Because of the Great Depression, circulation demand for dimes was diminished, and no dimes at all were produced in either 1932 or 1933. This fine example is bristling with eye-appeal. A light lemon hue enlivens the peripheral fields and the design elements, including the important bands, are fully delineated. Only 6 have been graded finer and as MS67FBs have been bringing over $20,000 in auction, this is a nice alternative. PCGS 66 $4,250.00    1831 SMALL LETTERS Capped Bust 25C NGC MS66 An appealing small date and letters variety of this first year of the small size Capped Bust quarter design. William Kneass redesigned John Reich's earlier Capped Bust coinage, and a few years after the opening of the 'second' Philadelphia Mint this new reduced size quarter went into production. The results are evident here with the crisp device details and sharp dentrils. This example is awash with a pleasing lavender and rose patina. Only six coins have been so grade by PCGS and NGC combined, with no coin being deemed finer. NGC 66 $45,000.00    1858 Seated Liberty 25C NGC PR66 In 1858, proof coins were made available for sale to the coin collecting public for the first time. This is one of approximately 300 Proofs struck. One of a mere four so graded PR66 by NGC with one higher. Scintillating violet, electric-blue and cherry-red mix beautifully throughout both obverse and reverse. CAC Certified. NGC 66 $22,750.00    1874 ARROWS Seated Liberty 25C PCGS MS65 A pale champagne toned Gem with flashy luster and exquisitely struck devices, this is an attractive and carefully preserved coin. Only two years of the With Motto Seated Quarter series have arrows at the date, which increases the type set demand for the handful of Gem survivors. PCGS 65 N/A    1877 Seated Liberty 25C NGC MS67 Although 1877 quarters are known for their exceptional luster and high quality, this coin is especially lovely, and will outclass even the majority in MS67 holders. Sharply defined throughout with razor-sharp definition even on the right obverse stars. A few mint made clash marks are noted on each side, but do not detract. Bright white centers are surrounded by spectacular rainbow peripheries. Eye appeal nearly impossible to beat for both the issue and the series. NGC 67 $5,950.00    1892 Barber 25C NGC PR66 Cameo This fine example of the first year of issue is brilliant and well preserved. Pleasing frosty devices are devoid of distracting marks and contrast well with the mirrored fields. Looking much as it must have on the day it was issued. NGC 66 $3,350.00    1894 Barber 25C PCGS PR66 From an original mintage of 972 pieces. A lusciously and colorfully toned example. Exquisite shades of rose, violet, and deep-blue tone both sides. If you like color, you'll like this coin. This serves as a wonderful representation of what a superb, original Proof Barber quarter should look like. PCGS 66 $2,950.00    1895 Barber 25C PCGS MS66 The 1895 25c is a tough coin in high grades. To date PCGS has only graded eight coins in MS66, with a mere three coins finer. This example has subtle golden-plum hues lightly overlaying clean fields and devices. An attractive superb gem. PCGS 66 $5,450.00    1903 Barber 25C PCGS MS65 Clean fields and devices display a pleasing array of pink, gold and olive hues. Elusive in gem and higher grades and an outstanding value. PCGS 65 $2,350.00    1905 Barber 25C PCGS MS65 (ex. Dale Friend) Intensely lustrous and crisply struck surfaces are enhanced by cerulean blue, lemon and apricot toning along the peripheries. CAC certified. PCGS 65 $1,750.00    1907-O Barber 25C PCGS MS65 While 4.56 million pieces were struck of this issue, it has become apparent few were set aside by collectors. The surfaces of this pleasantly toned example are smooth and exhibit sharply defined design elements along with the lovely plum, celadon, and amber coloration. CAC certified. PCGS 65 $2,650.00    1907-O Barber 25C PCGS MS66 While available in the lower circulated grades, uncirculated examples of this issue are quite elusive. A mere 4 MS66s have been graded with only four others grading higher by PCGS, numbers that are probably slightly inflated due to resubmissions. Both sides are wondrously toned in colorful orange-gold with areas of emerald and amethyst near the peripheries. The surfaces are enchanting and the strike is exceptionally strong for a New Orleans quarter. CAC Certified PCGS 66 $5,250.00    1911-S Barber 25C NGC MS67 Lustrous, well struck devices display bright centers circled by rainbow peripheral color. This nearly century old issue has survived in an astoundingly fresh state of preservation. It is technically and aesthetically top-notch. One of just 10 so graded at NGC and PCGS combined with a single coin grading higher. NGC 67 $8,750.00    1913 Barber 25C NGC PR66 Reflective surfaces are enhanced by vibrant golden centers and gorgeous rainbow peripheral color. From an original mintage of a mere 613 examples. NGC 66 $2,650.00    1920 Standing Liberty 25C PCGS MS66FH Possibly the sharpest design definition we've witnessed on any early Standing Liberty quarter with bold definition in the chain mail, shield, and rivets, as well as full detail in lady Liberty's head. Satiny luster is overlaid with some speckled golden color. It would be nearly impossible to locate a finer example of this date. Indeed, PCGS has certified a mere 3 finer. PCGS 66 $5,250.00    1924 Standing Liberty 25C PCGS MS65FH The 1924 is one of the more frequently encountered P-mints of the Type Two design, which was altered the next year to recess the date. This is a beautiful coin that has the thick mint frost that is often seen on well-preserved Standing Liberty quarters. The surfaces also are originally preserved with a pale plum tone that covers most of the surfaces adding just the slightest powder blue to the rims. CAC certified. PCGS 65 N/A    1936 Washington 25C PCGS MS67 Attractive deep, multicolored toning on the obverse and reverse. Housed in a first generation, rimless PCGS holder. PCGS 67 $825.00    1937-D Washington 25C PCGS MS67 Flanagan's design is well represented here in this superb example of the Washington Quarter. Crisp detail in the head and reverse eagle is evidence of a likely early strike. The luster is overlaid with a pleasing smattering of olive and golden hues. Elusive in this condition and no coins have graded finer by either service. PCGS 67