Well struck with rich yellow-gold luster over satiny surfaces that are quite nice and display very few marks. A better date with a mintage of 34,000 which is the third lowest in the series.

1913-S saw a mintage of just 34,000 pieces which was the second lowest in the series for regular issue dates. This coin exhibits bright luster with attractive yellow-gold surfaces and minimal abrasions for the assigned grade.

Well detailed with nice original coin-gray surfaces.

One of the key dates in the Barber Quarter series and the date with the lowest mintage at 40,000. This pleasing example has bold design detail and a light tan-gray patina with olive and amber accents. Remnants of mint luster are visible on both sides.

CAC. Incredible quality with beautiful mint red luster that has mellowed just slightly. The strike is sharp and the surfaces are spectacular with no noticeable marks or spots. Tied for the finest RB designated coin graded at PCGS!

A nice Gem with satiny luster and no significant marks.

CAC. Outstanding for the grade with a needle-sharp strike and choice original surfaces that display subtle pastel hues. Housed in an early pre-barcode holder.

A pleasing example of this scarce date.

The second lowest mintage in the series behind the ’11-D with 240,000 struck. However; NGC has graded 54 1914’s as MS-65 and 5 finer while they have graded 80 MS-65 1911-D’s and 6 finer. This is a lovely example with rich satiny luster and a sharp strike.