Educational Series. Well balanced margins frame strong inks. The paper is solid and displays even wear.

Educational Series. Science Presenting Steam and Electricity to Commerce and Manufacture. Broad margins surround paper with plenty of brightness and only light use.

Sharply struck with bright frosty luster and attractive silver-gray surfaces accented by soft golden peripheral toning. The strike is unusually bold for the issue, with strong definition throughout Liberty’s wreath and the reverse corn and oak leaves. Semi proof-like, original surfaces and excellent overall eye appeal combine to make this a particularly appealing Gem.

Brilliant lustrous surfaces and a sharp strike with very few marks.

Brilliant mint luster radiates across both sides, complemented by light champagne and pastel peripheral toning.

Satiny luster and a sharp strike.

CAC. A solid, original example of this scarce New Orleans Barber quarter, endorsed with a CAC sticker for quality and originality. This coin displays even, light wear with strong remaining detail in Liberty’s head, wreath, and facial features, while the reverse eagle retains bold definition in the wings, shield, and arrows. The surfaces exhibit a natural, […]

A pleasing example of this scarce date with moderate even wear, clear major design elements and smooth medium-gray surfaces throughout. The rims and legends remain bold, and the overall appearance is wholesome and problem-free.

One of the keys to the series along with the 1901-S and 1913-S. This attractive example displays even wear and a pleasing medium-gray patina.