2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 3

1947-S 25C MS67 PCGS. The obverse has splendid rose, golden-brown, and apple-green colors, while the reverse has pastel lavender and sea-green patina.

1951-S 25C MS66 NGC, nicely struck, lightly toned, flashy, and immaculate;1953 MS65 NGC, sharply struck with good luster and streaky green-gray patina

1952-D 25C MS66 PCGS. This is a very attractive Gem with rich, original toning over frosty textured surfaces. The base color on both sides is a warm m

1953 25C MS67 NGC. Yellow-green and lavender patina. A highly lustrous Superb Gem that has gorgeous surfaces. Boldly struck and magnificent. The outer

1953-S 25C MS66 PCGS, the copper-gold, aqua, and lilac patina is especially dense on the obverse; 1954 MS66 PCGS, outrageous gold, rose-violet, and se

1957-D 25C MS66 PCGS. The mostly lavender-gray obverse reveals crescents of salmon-pink, sea-green, and orange-russet highlights at the left rim. The

1936 25C PR62 PCGS. A razor-sharp specimen that has attractive light silver-gray patina. The lower bust truncation and the date are faintly hairlined,

1936 25C PR64 PCGS. Pleasingly mirrored surfaces shine powerfully through light, dappled, golden tinged overtones. Both sides are fully struck, and th

1937 25C PR62 PCGS. Mostly even golden-gray patina envelops the uniformly reflective surfaces of this scarcer proof Washington Quarter. There are no s

1939 25C PR67 PCGS. Pale lavender toning covers each side with oil-slick iridescence around the margins. An exceptionally pleasing early proof. Popula