2004 Orlando FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #336 - Session 3

1932-S 25C MS64 PCGS. Pale golden-brown patina encroaches upon the centers of this satiny and carefully preserved key date Quarter. Only the faintest

1932-S 25C MS64 PCGS. A lustrous full white example of this key Washington quarter with the lowest mintage of the series at only 408,000 coined. Good

1932-S 25C MS64 PCGS. Mottled brown toning overlays the original shimmering lustrous surfaces of this near-Gem piece. Only a mark or two away from the

1932-S 25C MS64 PCGS. Exhibits some splashes of yellow-gold patina, mostly on the obverse, over lustrous sharply-detailed devices on both sides. One o

1932-S 25C MS64 PCGS. A boldly struck and satiny near-Gem that has a bit of mottled golden-russet patina. The lowest mintage business strike issue of

1932-S 25C MS65 NGC. The 1932-S has the lowest mintage in the series with only 408,000 pieces struck. This smooth, lustrous Gem, one of several high g

1932-S 25C MS65 PCGS. While not as scarce as the 1932-D, these two issues are usually mentioned in the same breath by specialists because of their dif

1932-S 25C MS65 PCGS. A top-of-the-line 1932-S Washington Quarter, one of the undisputed keys to the series, that dazzles the viewer with bright, sati

1934 25C MS67 NGC. Fully struck with a bright, near-brilliant appearance, despite a few small russet spots near the obverse borders. A die crack (as s

1934 25C MS67 PCGS. Fully brilliant with exceedingly smooth, satiny surfaces. This one looks as fresh as the day it was struck almost 70 years ago.Fro

1934 25C Light Motto MS66 PCGS. This scarcer variant is seldom seen in the better grades of Uncirculated. This is an especially lustrous example that

1934 25C Doubled Die MS65 PCGS. FS-009, Breen-4272, DDO 1-O-I. IN GOD WE TRUST is boldly die doubled on this popular and desirable Guide Book variety.

1934 25C Doubled Die MS66 PCGS. FS-009. The doubling is most obvious on the motto, but to a lesser degree can be seen also on the date. As one might e

1934-D 25C MS64 PCGS. The obverse of this piece is a lustrous white with a fine creamy patina layer over it. The reverse is an attractive pastel gold

1934-D 25C MS65 PCGS. Fully struck with extensive russet mottling on each side, and bright satiny luster. A contact mark near Washington's templ...

1934-D 25C MS65 PCGS. Virtually unabraded with abundant scattered specks of russet patina. A much scarcer issue as a Gem and a dynamic addition to any

1934-D 25C MS65 PCGS. A silvery, satiny specimen of this well struck key date, with hints of mottled golden toning tracing the periphery. There are a

1934-D 25C MS66 PCGS. A scarce early Washington Quarter, the 1936-D is a low mintage semi-key issue with only 5.3 million pieces struck. This is one o

1935 25C MS66 NGC. A deeply toned fully original Gem specimen with rich multicolored patina on each side. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions

1935 25C MS67 NGC. Well struck, highly lustrous, and nearly brilliant, with just a faint undertone pale yellow toning. Other than a few tiny marks, in

1935 25C MS67 NGC. A Superb Gem with soft glowing satin luster and untoned surfaces. A single bagmark in the right obverse field is the only noticeabl

1935 25C MS67 PCGS. Pale, hazy patina overlays each side of this lovely Superb Gem.From the Patrick Mullen Collection. Important notice: Heritage usua

1935-D 25C MS65 NGC. Well struck and highly lustrous, with dappled champagne-brown patina, a faint grease stain (as struck) in the left obverse field,

1935-D 25C MS65 PCGS. Well struck with satiny luster, primarily cream-colored surfaces, a small amount of russet mottling, and a few scattered contact

1935-D 25C MS66 PCGS. A high grade example of this semi-key issue that had a mintage of only 5.78 million pieces. Smoky golden and lilac toning covers

1935-D 25C MS67 PCGS. One of the most difficult issues among early Washington Quarters in Gem and better grades. This Superb, creamy-white example dis

1935-S 25C MS65 PCGS, moderately toned with strong underlying luster; and a 1937-S MS65 PCGS, gray-lilac patina blankets each side. 2 coins Important

1935-S 25C MS66 PCGS. This brilliant premium quality Gem is one of the brightest Washington quarters that we have examined, and, in addition to a good

1935-S 25C MS66 PCGS. Both sides are bright, lustrous, and lightly patinated in soft golden hues. The cartwheel visual effects are most impressive. Ve

1935-S 25C MS66 PCGS. Spectacular orange-gold, violet, and sea-green patina does not subdue the potent cartwheel luster. Crisply struck and beautifull

1935-S 25C MS66 PCGS. The obverse and, to a lesser degree, the reverse are framed in beautiful orange, green, and rose iridescence. One of an impressi

1935-S 25C MS66 S NGC. This boldly struck Gem has a seemingly prooflike obverse and a frosty reverse. A tiny speck of PVC residue is noted on one of t

1935-S 25C MS66 NGC. An untoned representative with excellent sharpness for this early mintmarked Washington and innumerable die striations that impar

1935-S 25C MS67 PCGS. Highly lustrous with just the thinnest layer of natural golden patina over each side. There are no noteworthy marks and the stri

1936 25C MS67 PCGS. Original brilliance and shimmering satiny luster characterize the surfaces of this Superb Gem. Exceptionally clean.From the Patric

1936 25C MS67 PCGS. An impressively preserved Superb Gem with booming luster and a hint of apricot color. Well struck, and the reverse is nearly prist

1936-D 25C MS64 ANACS. Well struck and satiny, with a few splashes of light patina and a small number of surface abrasions. Important notice: Heritage

1936-D 25C MS65 PCGS. The bright, brilliant surfaces are fully struck and supremely lustrous, with just one small distraction, in the upper left obver

1936-D 25C MS65 PCGS. The original mintage of this issue is 5.3 million coins, a total that is not unusually low for a branch mint Washington Quarter

1936-D 25C MS66 PCGS. A lightly toned Gem that has faint splashes of apricot color on the obverse field and an essentially brilliant appearance on the

1936-D 25C MS66 PCGS. Fully struck with beautiful pink-orange and gray colors, typical satiny luster, and no appreciable surface marks. Population: 70

1936-D 25C MS66 PCGS. The '36-D is one of the most elusive Washington quarters in an absolute sense as well as a technical one. This is an origi...

1936-D 25C MS67 PCGS. Superb quality in this scarce, semi-key issue. Blazing mint luster and nearly brilliant with a light accent of golden-russet pat

1936-S 25C MS67 PCGS. Fantastic crimson-rose, orange, and cobalt-blue toning covers much of the obverse and is barely noticeable about the reverse per

1936-S 25C MS67 PCGS. The 1936-S is a lower mintage Washington Quarter with 3.8 million pieces produced. The Superb Gem in this lot is unsurpassable i

1937 25C MS67 S W NGC. A snow-white Superb Gem with booming luster and well preserved surfaces. Well struck except for the 1 in the date and the initi

1937 25C MS67 PCGS. Booming luster blasts through the original olive and sky-blue surfaces. This sharply struck Superb Gem has a seemingly pristine ob

1937 25C MS67 PCGS. Fully struck and lightly toned, with shimmering luster and the nearly complete absence of surface blemishes. Population: 36 in 67,

1937 25C Doubled Die MS66 PCGS. Ex: Patrick Mullen Collection. Breen-4287, FS-012, Die 1. Very strong doubling is noted on the motto and digits of the

1937-D 25C MS67 PCGS. Scattered golden-olive toning is seen on the right portions of both obverse and reverse. A lovely, high grade example of this sc