A lovely example of this scarce date with solid detail and pleasing coin-gray surfaces. A first year of issue U. S. quarter and also a one year Small Eagle type. Only 6,146 coins were minted. Housed in an early green label holder.

Well detailed medium-gray surfaces.

Strong nearly XF detail with pleasing light silver-gray surfaces and dramatic die clashing on both sides.

Well detailed surfaces with a blend of light to medium gray shading and splashes of olive-gold tint in the outer core.

Small 9. Outstanding for the grade with pleasing medium gray shaded surfaces.

Well detailed with medium gray surfaces.

Well detailed with rich gray surfaces.

Well detailed with attractive natural coin-gray surfaces.

Browning 1. Wonderful slate-gray surfaces with solid detail. Only 64,080 minted and a tough date in any grade.

Well detailed.

CAC. B-3. Well detailed medium gray surfaces with underlying luster. The look appears clean and eye appeal is excellent!

Well detailed with medium gray surfaces.

Well struck with lustrous white surfaces and just light wear on the high points of the design.

Lustrous silver and champagne-gray surfaces and a well struck design. Popular first-year Seated Quarter with a modest 466,000 minted.

Well struck with medium gray surfaces. Touches of turquoise-gold cling to the periphery.

No Drapery. Medium gray shading.

A scarce date with just 120,000 minted and an estimated survival of only 300 coins in all grades, raw or certified. This is a nice problem-free coin with strong detail and light gray surfaces.

A well detailed and pleasing example of this better date.

Sharp detail with lustrous surfaces that have a faint golden hue. A truly scarce date in Extremely Fine or higher grade.

Blast white frosty surfaces and an excellent strike. A lofty grade for the issue with only 4 coins graded finer at NGC.

Nice detail with pleasing light gray surfaces.

Well detailed coin-gray surfaces.

Sharply struck with flashy luster that is white with splashes of golden hue. A better date that is particularly tough in mint state. Only 5 coins have graded finer at PCGS.

Rich steel-gray surfaces.

Arrows and Rays. Rich gray surfaces with solid detail.

Arrows. Sharply struck with lustrous satiny surfaces. Touches of violet and blue hues blend in the periphery and frame a cream-white core. Only 4 coins graded numerically finer at PCGS.

Huge O. Well detailed with light gray surfaces. The mint-mark was added by hand and is large and poorly shaped. A scarce coin in any grade with none of this variety graded Mint State by either PCGS or NGC.

Light gray surfaces with splashes of gold and turquoise tints.

Very sharply struck with thick satiny luster. While the obverse has a crisp white appearance, the reverse offers a silver-gray background with a light gold hue and a splash of turquoise toning.

Strong detail for the grade with rich gray surfaces.

Solid detail with pleasing natural coin-gray surfaces. Scarce in any grade with just 80,000 minted. Particularly rare in high grade as none have graded mint state at either service.

Well detailed with choice original surfaces.

Fantastic quality and nearly blast white with just a very faint champagne hue. The design is heavily frosted and contrasts beautifully against the deep mirrored fields.

Rich silver-gray problem-free surfaces and well detailed devices. Just 56,000 were produced. Tough to find in any grade. Quite a high grade for the date with only 4 grading finer at PCGS and only 1 of those grading uncirculated.

Crisp white surfaces display fields with great mirrors and frosty devices.

Well detailed with medium-gray shaded surfaces. A tough date with a mintage of only 95,000. PCGS estimates a survival rate of just 60 pieces which includes all certified and uncertified pieces.

Well detailed and a borderline FINE with all letters of LIBERTY visible.

Tough in any grade as just 96,000 were made and the survival rate appears to be very low. This is an attractive example with solid detail and problem-free coin-gray surfaces.

Well detailed with problem-free medium gray surfaces. Scarce in any grade with 48,000 minted and few survivors.

Lustrous crisp white surfaces and a sharp strike. A modest 182,000 minted with just a handful of mint state coins graded at both services.

Open 3. No Arrows. Sharply struck with crisp white luster. The 172,000 coin mintage included the Closed 3 and Open 3 variants. Much rarer than the Arrows variety which saw 1,271,160 coins struck.

Arrows. Nice and original with a silver-white core framed by light golden toning at the rim. Very attractive and nearly mint state.

Arrows. Deep gray surfaces.

Arrows. Frosty brilliant devices are framed by beautiful pinkish-rose peripheral toning on this beautiful and nearly flawless ‘Cameo’ proof.

Sharply struck with nice reflective surfaces and rich original toning. Just 510 struck.

Flashy white mirrored fields and frosted design features. Devoid of significant marks and excellent eye appeal.

Beautifully mirrored fields provide excellent contrast for devices with plenty of frost. A faint glow of gold hue deepens along the periphery. A tough date, only 711 proofs and 12,000 business strikes were minted.

Gold toning with underlying silver-gray surfaces. Old green label holder.

Plenty of original mint luster with light rim toning and only a touch of ‘rub’.

Sharply struck with attractive silver-gray surfaces that retain considerable underlying mint luster.

A better date with a sharp strike and silver-gray surfaces.

CAC. Deep steel-gray surfaces.

Strong detail for the grade as all the letters of LIBERTY are at least partially visible. The surfaces are a pleasing light silver-gray.

One of the keys to the series and a real prize in mint state. This is a high quality example with satiny white luster, a very sharp strike, and no heavy abrasions.

Nicely frosted devices and very reflective fields that create a lovely ‘black and white’ cameo effect. A light touch of golden hue adds depth and eye appeal to otherwise brilliant white surfaces. A true stand-out Superb Gem.

Satiny white luster and a sharp strike. Just a light ‘rub’ away from mint state.

Extremely well struck with satiny white luster over nice clean surfaces. A tough date to find in any mint state grade.

A beautiful Gem Proof with heavy frost on the design and ultra deep mirrored fields. The surfaces are mostly white with just a hint of gold.

CAC. Nearly mint state with crisp white luster and a sharp strike.

The ‘key’ to the series with just 72,664 minted. Although well worn, the date and mint mark are clear and the surfaces are a natural coin-gray and problem-free.

Very attractive and problem-free with natural coin-gray surfaces and solid detail for the grade. The key date in the series with a mintage of 72,664.

Rich satiny luster with sharp detail and a very faint touch of gold.

Sharply struck with lustrous mostly white surfaces and just the barest touch of friction.

Very well struck with frosty luster and a blend of light champagne and gold toning.

A Superb Gem with pristine mirrored proof surfaces and beautiful rich golden-violet toning.

Silver-gray surfaces with a hint of gold hue and virtually full luster.

CAC. Fantastic quality with satiny white central luster framed by a delicate touch of light gold at the perimeter. Minimal marks and a strong strike with wonderful eye appeal.

CAC. Incredible quality with amazingly fresh and bright original surfaces that are essentially perfect. If you’re building a memorable date or type set, this is the coin for you!

Well struck with rich lustrous surfaces that are accented by light toning.

Sharply struck with a crisp white inner core and gold-blue tints along the periphery.

Solid detail with nice surfaces that retain a trace of luster.

Extremely flashy with a vibrant white core framed by a band of russet and turquoise toning at the perimeter. A very small proof mintage of 545. Super eye appeal!

Brilliant white mirrored fields and devices with light frost.

A modest 712,000 minted during the final year of operation at the New Orleans Mint. This is a well struck example with nearly mark-free surfaces. It is fully lustrous with a bright silver center surrounded by rings of beautiful iridescent toning.

A better date with coin-gray surfaces.

The final year of operation for the New Orleans Mint saw quarter production dwindle to 712,000 pieces. This is a well detailed example with light silver-gray surfaces and a trace of remnant luster. Very scarce in the high circulated grades.

CAC. Incredible quality with frosty white design elements sitting on flawless deep mirrored fields. A delicate ring of turquoise and russet toning adds to the terrific eye appeal and frames this nearly perfect Barber Quarter!

Blast white and a great strike with beautifully frosted design features. Super quality!

CAC. Wonderfully intense blast white surfaces that are well struck and free of significant marks. Super eye appeal!

Only 40,000 minted which is by far the lowest mintage in the series.  Although well worn, this is an attractive example with natural light coin-gray surfaces.

Nearly VF detail with all letters in LIBERTY clearly evident. Old ‘green label’ holder.

CAC. Well detailed with pleasing original medium gray surfaces. By far, the lowest mintage of the series with only 40,000 minted.

Very well struck with crisp white satiny surfaces.

Lustrous silver-white surfaces with a champagne-gold hue and a sharp strike. A scarce date with only 264,000 minted.

Medium gray surfaces.

A pleasing example of this semi-key date with solid detail and nice medium gray surfaces.

Well detailed medium gray surfaces. Only 264,000 minted.

Well detailed with original toned surfaces.

Creamy-white luster over nearly mark-free surfaces. Super quality!

CAC. Satiny surfaces with light honey-gold hue. Sharply struck and clean looking.

CAC. Strong detail with an extremely bold date. The surfaces are original and an attractive golden-gray with no significant marks and a trace of remnant luster. The ‘key’ date in the series with a mintage of just 52,000.

Brilliant satiny white surfaces with gold tint along the peripheries.

Vibrant white luster and a sharp strike.

Sharply struck and lustrous, silver-gray surfaces blend with light gold shading.

Very sharply struck with cream-white surfaces and few marks. Plenty of eye appeal!

Crisp white satiny surfaces offer a very clean appearance and an excellent strike.

Very lustrous silver-white surfaces with a sprinkle of russet and no significant marks.

Blast white and well struck with with thick satiny luster.

Brilliant mostly white surfaces with subtle champagne-gold hues. A few sprinkles of olive and violet-gold tints touch the peripheral areas. Well struck with few marks and none of significance.

A very tough date in high grade and this coin is stunning. The surfaces have blazing white luster and no significant marks. The strike is very sharp with a full head and all rivets in the shield are visible. Fantastic quality and eye appeal!