Well detailed with pleasing light gray surfaces.

Clearly visible with the naked eye, the bold 1942/1 results from a hubbing error and remains one of the most popular varieties in all of U.S. numismatics. This mint state example is well struck and displays lustrous silvery surfaces accented by a blanket of faint toning.

CAC. Sharply struck with very close to full band detail. The surfaces are wonderfully original and mostly white with a touch of toning and no significant abrasions. A choice example of this scarce and popular overdate.

CAC. Doubled Die Obverse. Strong doubling on IN GOD WE TRUST and LIBERTY. By far the rarest major double die error in the Washington Quarter series.

Blazing luster and a great strike with essentially perfect surfaces.

CAC. Radiant white, satiny luster with beautifully preserved, nearly flawless surfaces.

CAC. Blast white and a great strike with nearly flawless surfaces.

A beautiful coin with vibrant satiny white luster and minimal marks.

Satiny white lustrous surfaces and a sharp strike.