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1804
Quarter B-1 R-3 Good-4 ANACS. Much scarcer Late Die State with the
die crack thru the "0" of the date. As usual for this date,
the reverse is weaker than the obverse. |
$4,500 was 5250
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1804
Quarter B-1 R-3 AG-3, plugged to the left of "RT" in LIBERTY, also repaired, clasp removed from reverse.
Has a full 4-digit date, although it doesn't show on the photo. An affordable 1804 for the budget
collector. |
$1,599
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1805
Quarter B-4 R-4- VG-8, small scratches on reverse. |
$775
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1805
Quarter B-5 R-5 PCGS VG-10. A nice original coin! A couple
minor scratches to the right of stars 2 and 3. Many fewer
marks than most early quarters in VG-8. A good buy if you like
rare varieties without cleaning or problems. |
$3,250 was 3950
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1805
Quarter B-5 R-5 VG-10 cleaned. Cleaning most evident in fields
which are a bit too light. A few scratches consistent with the
grade. |
$2,100 was 2700
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1805
Quarter B-5 Fair-2, not real pretty because of the low grade, but a
rare coin. R-5 in the new rarity ratings. Last 1805 B-5 I sold was a Good for $1,750. |
$299 was 349
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1806/5
Quarter B-1 R-2, Good-6. Overdate is very clear. |
$600 was 700
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1806
Quarter B-4 R-4 VG-8 Die state III with a clear die crack running
through the left part of (LIBE)R(TY) and "6". Nice original
coin. |
$950 was 1150
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1806
Quarter B-4 R-4, PCGS Good-4. |
$675 was 750
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1806
Quarter B-4 R-4, Good-4, early die state, nice original coin. |
$600 was 695
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1806
Quarter B-5 R-4 Fine-12, dark. |
$995 was 1600
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1806
Quarter B-5a R-4+, NGC XF-40. |
$8,950 was 9900
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1806
Quarter B-6 R-5, PCGS XF-45. |
$8,950 was 9900
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1806
Quarter B-7 R-5, PCGS Genuine (tooled/damaged), VF-20. I don't
know what tooling or damage is being referred to, if you have an
idea, please let me know. |
$3,950
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1806
Quarter B-7 R-5, Fine-12, marks. |
$1,950 was 2500
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1806
Quarter B-7 R-5, VG-8 NGC. |
$3,450 was 4950
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1806
Quarter B-10 R-5, F-12 obv. / VG-8 rev. Has a bulge to the
right of the eagle, as a result of the die for this variety. |
$1,100 was 1500
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1807
Quarter B-1 R-2, VG, obv rim cut. |
$725
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1807
Quarter B-2 R-3, VF. A variety that is very difficult to find
above VG or Fine. |
$2,500
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1807
Quarter B-2 R-3, Fine-15, Die state II early, only crack that is
clear is the one through O(F). Nick from rim thru R of
LIBERTY, also some pinscratches. |
$950 was 1100
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1815
Quarter B-1 R-1 with E counterstamp, AU-50, cleaned.
ON HOLD |
$1,800 was 2,100
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1815
Quarter B-1 R-1, VG-8, small rim nick. |
$300
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1815
Quarter B-1 R-1, VG-8, obverse rim bump. |
$275
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1818/5
Quarter B-1 R-2, G-6 obv. / G-4 rev., Die state V. |
$150 was 185
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1818
Quarter B-2 R-1 Die State 5 PCGS Fine-15. Nice original
coin, a few minor scratches. |
$635 was 675
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1818
Quarter B-2 R-1, PCGS Fine-12. |
$575 was 625
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1818
Quarter B-4 R-2, PCGS Fine-12. |
$575 was 675
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1818
Quarter B-4 R-2, Good-6. |
$120 was 140
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1818
Quarter B-5 R-4+, PCGS VG-8. |
$695
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1818
Quarter B-6 R-4, F-15 obv. / VF-20 rev., obv. scr., Die state 4,
cracks are strong. |
$475 was 500
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1818
Quarter B-6 R-4, VG-8, scr. at eagle, Die state 2. |
$250 was 300
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1818
Quarter B-6 R-4, Good-6, sm. digs in left obv. field and eagle's
left wing, Die state 4. |
$145 was 195
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1818
Quarter B-7 R-4, Fine-12, medium-silver color, pleasant appearance. |
$425 was 500
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1818
Quarter B-7 R-4, VG-10, scratches in left obv. field, also
pinscratches on portrait. |
$265 was 325
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1818
Quarter B-8 R-3, PCGS VF-20. Nice medium-grey coin with a few
small darker areas. |
$600
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1818
Quarter B-8 R-3, PCGS F-12. Late die state with die crack
through "2" of "25".
LOWERED PRICE |
$500 was 625
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1818
Quarter B-9, Steve Tompkins' book has revised the rarity rating to
R-5+. (The latest Browning had it at R-4.) Earlier die
state without the arrows clash. VF-35. |
$2,450
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1818
Quarter B-9, R-5+. Earlier
die state without the arrows clash. NGC Good-6. Die crack thru (U)N(ITED) is
clear. Full rims both sides. |
$850 was 1000
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1818
Quarter B-9, R-5+. Earlier
die state without the arrows clash. Good-6, cleaned.
Four scratches in area of stars 4, 6, face and neck, also two from
scroll toward eagle's neck. Die crack thru (U)N(ITED) is
clear. Full reverse rim but obverse rim is weak. Not the
best, but try to find another one! |
$575 was 750
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1818
Quarter B-9, Late die state, R-6 in this state. Shows the
arrows and "25 C." above the cap on the obverse. EF-AU
but with several digs in the left obverse field. R-6 indicates
13 to 30 known, and I have three of them for sale. |
$3,000
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1818
Quarter B-9, Late die state, R-6 in this state. Shows the
arrows and "25 C." above the cap on the obverse. VG-10 obverse
/ VG-8 reverse. |
$3,250
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1818
Quarter B-10 R-3, Fine-12. |
$275 was 325
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1819
Quarter B-1 R-5, VG-10, a bit bright from a partly-old cleaning,
some pinscratches. |
$310 was 375
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1819
Quarter B-2 R-3, G-6, obv. scratches by neck, star 9 and second "1"
in date, Die state III. |
$120 was 140
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1819
Quarter B-2 R-3, G-6, roughness on rev., Die state I. |
$105 was 140
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1819
Quarter B-3 R-1, VF-20, cleaned, Die state IV. |
$300 was 350
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1819
Quarter B-3 R-1, G-6, obv. scratches. |
$115 was 135
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1819
Quarter B-4 R-4, VF-30, Die state II, with a 45 degree rotated
reverse (leftward). |
$2,350
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1819
Quarter B-4 R-4, PCGS Fine-15, Die state 8, later than the Die stage
7, which is listed as the latest die stage in Steve Tompkins' new
book. Steve agrees that this die stage is later than DS-7, but
he would like to see a higher grade example before he considers it a
DS-8. Most of the Bust Quarter collectors who have examined
the coin consider it to be DS-8, presently unlisted.
SOLD and if you missed this
previously-unknown die state, you might have to wait a long time to
find another one! |
$SOLD
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1819
Quarter B-4 R-4, Fine-12, rim bump, Die state IV. |
$725 was 850
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1819
Quarter B-4 R-4, Good-6, Die state II. |
$475 was 575
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1819
Quarter B-4 R-4, Good-4, rough, slight bend, Die state II. |
$125 was 179
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1819
Quarter B-4 R-4, Good-4 obv. / AG-3 rev. Die state III. |
$135 was 175
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1820
Quarter B-3 R-3, Good-6, some pinscratches. |
$130 was 160
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1820
Quarter B-4 R-2 VF-30 NGC. |
$1,100
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1821
Quarter B-2 R-5, Good-4, dig next to star 1, some sm. scratches. |
$225 was 275
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1821
Quarter B-2 R-5, Good-4 obv. / AG-3 rev., some sm. scratches. |
$115 was 169
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1821
Quarter B-3 R-2, EF-45. |
$1,850 was
$2,100
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1821
Quarter B-5 R-4 PCGS Fine-12. A few scratches esp. in the
obv. fields, but still an attractive example of this scarce variety. |
$1,000 was 1350
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1821
Quarter B-5 R-4 VF-20. Light grey color, some minor
pinscratches consistent with the grade. |
$1,000 was 1150
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1822
Quarter B-1 R-2, VF-20. |
$1,000
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1822
Quarter B-1 R-2, AG-3, cleaned. |
$145
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1822
Quarter B-2 R-5, PCGS VG-8. The coin is actually a Fine-15,
but has an X-shaped scratch above the eagle's left (facing) wing.
A very, very rare variety usually found in Good or worse and/or with
significant problems. This coin is rare by itself but even
rarer in a PCGS holder. Since 2001 Heritage has sold eleven of
these, 2 of which were PCGS (one AG) and 2 NGC (both Unc.) A
rare opportunity to obtain a very rare coin. Greysheet bid is
$2,250 in VG and $3,350 in Fine; I will pay way, way, way, and way
more than those numbers for any problem-free 1822 B-2's offered. |
$17,500
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1824/2
Quarter VF-35+, steel-grey toning. Consistent coloration and
great detail! A super coin! |
$3,850 was 4800
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1824/2
Quarter Fine, nick on the upper part of the "2" in date. |
$1,850 was
2700
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1824/2
Quarter Fine-12, nice smooth medium-grey color. |
$2,250 was 3000
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1824/2
Quarter Fine-12, marks in left obv. field. Eventually the
marks will tone over. |
$1,700 was 2400
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1824/2
Quarter VG-8, nice color. |
$1,500 was 1900
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1824/2
Quarter AG-3+, just a bit short of Good-4. |
$675
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1824/2
Quarter Good-4 obv. / AG-3 rev., several scratches, reverse has
been cleaned. Still would sell for more in an online auction.
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$450 was 650
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1825/2
Quarter B-1 R-5, PCGS VF-20. Difficult coin to find
in a PCGS holder. |
$4,750
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1825/2
Quarter B-1 R-5, PCGS Fine-12, a nice medium-grey coin. |
$2,500 was 2950
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1825/2
Quarter B-1 R-5, Fine-12, cleaned. |
$1,350 was
1850
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1825/2
Quarter B-1 R-5, Good-4, a nice medium-grey coin. |
$1,000 was 1300
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1825/2
Quarter Good, obv. scratch |
$625 was 700
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1825/2
Quarter B-1 R-5, detail of Fine, but damaged obverse. Not a
pretty coin, but it is an 1825/2 and likely to be one of the least
expensive ones you can find. |
$229 was 299
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1825/3
Quarter B-2 R-2, Ch. VG-10.
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$265
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1825/3
Quarter B-2 R-2, VG-8.
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$225
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1825/4
Quarter B-3 R-3, Fine-15. |
$600
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1825/4
Quarter B-3 R-3, VG-8, Terminal Die State with full cud at UNITED,
High R6 as a die state. |
$1,500
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1825/4
Quarter B-3 R-3, AG-3, Terminal Die State with full cud at UNITED,
High R6 as a die state. |
$750 was
850
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1828
Quarter B-1 R-1 VF-20, an old cleaning, beginning to retone. |
$475 was 575
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1828
Quarter B-1 R-1 PCGS VG-10. Has retained cud on reverse, from
leaves closest to rim to U of UNITED. |
$475
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1828
Quarter B-2 R-4, VG-8. |
$300
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1828
Quarter B-2 R-4, Good-7, nice surfaces |
$275 was 325
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1828
Quarter B-2 R-4, Good-4. |
$210 was 250
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1828 25/50
Quarter B-3 R-4, AU, with an unfortunate scratch in the
left obverse field. An attractive coin despite the scratch. |
$6,750
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1828 25/50
Quarter B-3 R-4, Fine-12, slightly rough, esp. right side
of obverse. |
$1,500 was 2150
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1828 25/50
Quarter B-3 R-4, VG-10, a few bumps. Obv. bump
above cap, rev. bumps above 5, and on rim at C. and second and third
arrow. A rare variety. Buy it now, as prices have been
increasing since the new Bust Quarters book was published. |
$1,500 was 2100
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1828 B-4 R-3,
Fine-12, reverse rotated slightly. |
$475
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1831
Quarter B-2 R-2, VF-30/35.
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$250
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1831
Quarter B-3 R-5, Fine-12, scratches, rim bumps. |
$229 was 299
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1831
Quarter B-3 R-5, Fine-12 but rim has been slightly crushed all
around the coin, flattening the reeding. You won't see this if
you put the coin in an album. |
$249 was 299
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1831
Quarter B-5 R-3, AU-55 |
$650 was 750
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1831
Quarter B-5 R-3, VF-20. |
$225
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1831
Quarter B-6 R-4, Fine-15 |
$325
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1831
Quarter B-7 R-6, VF-20, many scratches, about 7 half-inch scratches
on obv. and 5 on rev. Looks good from about 12" away.
Very rare variety, and if you can stand the scratches you will save
about 70% vs. the cost of an undamaged one. |
$4,750 was 5950
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1831
Quarter B-7 R-6, VG-8, fields a bit rough because of slight
corrosion. Coin looks good from 6" away. Very rare
variety, and an opportunity to get one for a lower price than a
perfect one.
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$3,350 was 3950
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1831
Quarter B-7 R-6, G4/AG-3, damage on reverse and slight
bend. Not real pretty, but definitely a B-7 and probably the
least expensive 1831 B-7 on the market.
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$1,050 was 1200
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1832
Quarter B-1 R-2, AU-55, slight rim filing at 3 o'clock on the
reverse. Nice toning, silver mixed with olive, light green and
light orange on the obverse, with the reverse having rose and light
green toning around the rim from K-2 to K-8. I'm not sure why
both the 1832 varieties have the same rarity rating, because I see
about 4 or 5 B-2's for every B-1 I see.
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$800 was 895
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1832
Quarter B-1 R-2, XF-40, scratches, cleaned.
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$135
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1832
Quarter B-2 R-2, NGC XF-45. A few toned-over scratches, but
nothing significant. Beautiful original toning, a lot of eye
appeal. |
$550 was 600
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1832
Quarter B-2 R-2, VG-10, obv. pinscratches. |
$125
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1833
Quarter B-1 R-2, VF-35, clash marks from the reverse shield show
under Liberty's ear, also some pinscratches. Rusted dies on
both sides. |
$300 was 350
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1834
Quarter B-1 R-1, AU-55, Die state IV, clash marks from shield show
under Liberty's ear. |
$725 was 750
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1834
Quarter B-1 R-1, XF-45 NGC, reverse rotated 45 degrees leftward. The
coin has attractive toning esp. on the obverse, with a nice orange,
then yellow, around the periphery, with the fields and devices being
gold-green. The reverse has similar coloring but is more
subdued. |
$550 was 600
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1834
Quarter B-1 R-1, VF-25, Die state IV, a few pinscratches. |
$325 was 375
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1834
Quarter B-2 R-4, XF-40 or close, lt. cleaning, reverse slightly
rotated leftward. |
$500
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1834
Quarter B-5 R-5, Fine-12, scratches in front of face and eagle's
beak. |
$375
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1835
Quarter B-3 R-4, VG-10, some ticks. |
$260 was 300
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1835
Quarter B-5 R-2, VF-20 obv. / EF-40 rev. |
$225
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1835
Quarter B-6 R-2, PCGS XF-45. |
$600 was 675
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1835
Quarter B-6 R-2, XF-40 NGC. |
$525 was 550
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1835
Quarter B-8 R-4, Fine-12, rev. scratch, obv. a bit "mushy". |
$475 was 575
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1835
Quarter B-8 R-4, VG-8 obv. / G-4 rev., rim nick at K-1 reverse, some
scratches on both sides. |
$235 was 295
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1836
Quarter B-1 R-2, Die state 2, VF-30 detail but reeding has been
crushed. |
$165
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1836
Quarter B-3 R-1, EF-40, 2 rim bumps. |
$350
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1836
Quarter B-4 R-4, PCGS Genuine, scratches, XF-45 detail, only
significant scratches
are by D of UNITED. Coin has significant
die cracks on both obverse and reverse. |
$475
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1836
Quarter B-4 R-4, VF-30, cleaned, ticks and scratches, still
attractive. |
$660 was 795
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1836
Quarter B-4 R-4, VF-25, some small scratches. |
$550 was 695
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1836
Quarter B-4 R-4, VG-10, scratches and marks consistent with the
grade. |
$235 was 275
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1836
Quarter B-5 R-7, VG-8, cleaned. Scratch from (O)F thru
AM(ERICA), also one from star 3 towards neck, also has several
pinscratches. Full rims on both sides, and all variety markers
are clear. Despite the issues, still an attractive coin.
Very rare variety, and an opportunity to get one for a lower price
than a perfect one. |
$12,000 was 14000
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1837
Quarter B-1 R-4, NGC AU-58. |
$1,400 was 1600
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1837
Quarter B-1 R-4, VF-30 ANACS. |
$575 was 650
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1837
Quarter B-1 R-4, EF-40. |
$450 was 550
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1837
Quarter B-2 R-1, PCGS AU-55. From the DAYERS Collection, which
until it was broken up was the #1 registry set of Bust Quarters on
the PCGS registry. True rainbow toning on both sides, starting
with orange on the edge followed by yellow, green, blue, violet and
brown as you go towards the center of the coin. This coin was
the favorite Bust Quarter of the owner of the #1 registry set, and
it's not hard to see why.
ON HOLD |
$4,500
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1837
Quarter B-2 R-1, G-4 obv. / VG-8 rev. |
$55
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1837
Quarter B-4 R-3, VF-30, sm. ticks and scratches. |
$225 was 275
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1837
Quarter B-4 R-3, Fine-15, scratches esp. on portrait, also ticks. |
$125 was 160
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1837
Quarter B-5 R-4, VF-30, cleaned, scratches esp. on portrait and
above eagle. |
$625 was 750
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1837
Quarter B-5 R-4, Fine-15 |
$395 was 495
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1838 Bust
Quarter B-1 R-1, AU-50, very sharp, a few minor ticks, gun-metal
grey toning. |
$650 was
695
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1838 Bust
Quarter B-1 R-1, VF-20, small obv. rim nick. |
$175
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