2002 September Long Beach Signature Sale Sale #300 - Session 2

1878 25C PR67 NGC. Ex: P. Kaufman. Briggs 4-D. If this sharply struck coin is indicative of the issue, we cannot understand why Briggs (1991) states t

1880 25C PR66 Cameo PCGS. A lovely Cameo Gem that has a razor-sharp strike and a seemingly pristine reverse. The demand for proofs is strong due to th

1880 25C PR67 Cameo NGC. Briggs 1-B. This coin was struck from Reverse C of the proof 1872 Seated Quarter, and it is readily identifiable by a die lum

1881 25C PR68 Cameo NGC. Ex: P. Kaufman. Briggs 2-B. There are a pair of short die scratches (as produced) from the top of Liberty's right (faci...

1882 25C PR63 NGC. Bright white surfaces that are deeply reflective. Some golden-russet toning by the rim on both sides. A few minor hairlines in the

1882 25C PR66 Cameo PCGS. Briggs 2-B. Writing in 1991, Larry Briggs states that the reverse die that the Mint used to strike proof 1882 Quarters is th

1883 25C PR67 PCGS. We have no doubt in our minds that this lovely Superb Gem is completely original. The surfaces are overlaid in competing swirls of

1885 25C PR63 PCGS. Golden, violet, and turquoise patina especially towards the upper peripheries while the reverse shows dark grey, blue, red, and or

1885 25C PR64 PCGS. The obverse has lovely gold and champagne-violet patina, while the reverse displays aqua-blue and concord-grape colors. A well str

1886 25C PR68 Cameo NGC. Ex: P. Kaufman. Briggs 2-B. There must have been a problem with either the obverse die itself or the position in which the di