2003 Charlotte ANA National Money Signature Sale #316 - Session 2

1937-S 25C MS67 PCGS. A lustrous, high grade example of this better date from the 1930s. Mostly brilliant with a light accent of golden around the obv

1938-S 25C MS67 NGC. Brilliant and completely untoned, one is hard-pressed to find an imperfection on this absolutely Superb Gem. Population: 29 in 67

1939 25C MS67 NGC. The golden tinged surfaces possess fulsome mint frost that is undisturbed by an excessive number of abrasions. In fact, both sides

1939 25C MS67 NGC. Sprays of golden-orange patina overlay the left sides of the obverse and reverse. The luster is full and bright, and the surfaces a

1940-S 25C MS67 NGC. Lovely orange-russet shadings adorn the peripheries of this otherwise brilliant-white survivor. There is an explosion of frosty m

1940-S 25C MS67 NGC. Isolated splashes of golden-orange and russet iridescence are seen in select areas, particularly around the peripheries. Neither

1940-S 25C MS67 NGC. Pale, speckled, russet tinged patina is seen here and there, but the outward appearance is one of vibrant mint luster and delicat

1941 25C MS68 * NGC. Far and away the most visually appealing 1941 Quarter to appear in one of our recent Signature Sales, both sides are peripherally

1942-D 25C AU58 ANACS. Doubled Die Obverse. FS-015. Die One. Perhaps the strongest doubled die in the entire Washington Quarter series, the doubling i

1942-D 25C MS67 NGC. Delicate golden iridescence drifts toward the borders of this bright, lustrous representative. There is nary a distracting blemis

1942-D 25C MS67 NGC. There are some sprays of pale golden tinged patina near the rims of this vibrant Superb Gem. Neither the full luster nor the near

1942-D 25C MS67 NGC. Fulsome mint luster adorns surfaces that are free of all but one or two trivial obverse abrasions. Minimally patinated with pleas

1942-D 25C MS67 NGC. Peripherally patinated in sprays of pale golden color, the surfaces are expectantly distraction-free for the assigned grade. This

1943 25C MS67 NGC. Unlike most of the other high grade Washington Quarters from this consignor, this '43-P is richly toned in overlapping copper...

1943-D 25C MS67 NGC. Beautifully frosted with minimal patination, the surfaces are sharply struck in all areas. There are no conspicuous abrasions, as

1944 25C MS67 NGC; and a 1944-D MS67 NGC. Both are lustrous and smooth with dappled overtones in russet and champagne-apricot hues.From the Col. Carmi

1945-S 25C MS67 PCGS. Delicately toned in an iridescent glaze of pastel shades, this Superb Gem has no marks big or small. Virtually unimprovable in b

1947-D 25C MS67 NGC, fully frosted with delicate champagne-gray and russet overtones; and a 1947-S MS67 NGC, the otherwise ice-white surfaces reveal d

1951-S 25C MS67 PCGS. Gorgeously toned in rich shades of gold, green, and russet patina. Lustrous and well struck with pleasing surfaces. Population:

1936 25C PR63 PCGS. Generally brilliant, with a few tiny speckles of patina at the rims. Boldly struck and beautifully preserved, with more eye-appeal

1936 25C PR65 PCGS. Generally brilliant, but with a few tiny speckles of russet patina at the obverse border. Boldly struck and beautifully preserved.

1936 25C PR65 PCGS. Wisps of milky tan-brown patina ensures the originality of this virtually immaculate Gem. Well struck and with impressive eye appe

1936 25C PR66 PCGS. One of several important proof 1936 Quarters in this sale, the present Gem is brilliant in finish with no toning save for the ligh

1936 25C PR67 PCGS. A coin for the collector who appreciates originality as well as high technical quality, the otherwise silver-gray surfaces display

1955 25C PR68 Deep Cameo PCGS. A brilliant and exquisitely struck Superb Gem that has outstanding contrast between the frosty devices and the deeply m

2000-S 25C South Carolina Silver PR70 Deep Cameo PCGS. Considered flawless by the graders at PCGS, and rare as such. Population: 3 in 70, 0 finer (1/0

1795 50C VG8 PCGS. O-109, R.4. The centers have dove-gray color, while the borders have deep apple-green patina. All legends are bold aside from TY in

1795 50C Fine 15 NGC. O-108a, R.4. Olive and russet colors hug the borders, while the centers have pearl-gray patina. The eagle has some plumage detai

1795 50C VF30 ICG. O-131, R.4. Struck from a later die state with a die lump between the 5 in the date and last stars. The medium gray surfaces show a

1806/5 50C VF35 Cleaned Uncertified. O-102, R.2. Both sides are untoned, or essentially so, with light-to-moderate wear throughout. There are some sca

1809 50C AU53 NGC. O-102a, R.1. Luminous peripheral luster penetrates the medium lavender patina. Well struck aside from the eagle's left (facin...

1811 50C Small 8 AU58 NGC. O-106, R.3. The right side stars are flat, but the strike is otherwise good. The borders and devices have bright luster. A

1817/3 50C VF35 NGC. O-101a, R.2. The underdigit is visible with the naked eye. The only die pairing of this Guide Book overdate. The deep sea-green a

1822 50C MS63 PCGS. O-106, R.3. Beautifully toned in aqua, golden-brown, and lilac hues. A well struck representative that has good luster and pleasin

1826 50C MS64 PCGS. O-112, R.2. Most easily attributed by the filled first S in STATES on the reverse. This is the we finest O-112 we have offered of

1827 50C Square Base 2 MS64 NGC. O-120a, R.4. Easily attributable by the numerous die defect lines seen along the milling to the left of the date. Mos

1827 50C Square Base 2 MS64 NGC. O-109, Low R.4. This is a significant survivor of this scarce die marriage whose surfaces are originally toned in med

1829/7 50C AU58 NGC. O-101a, R.1. Although the Guide Book lists this variety as an 1829/7, it is evident under a lens that the entire date has been re

1830 50C Small 0 MS63 NGC. O-117, R.2. The glossy textured surfaces are awash in rich antique-copper toning with blushes of cobalt shadings in a few p

1831 50C AU58 PCGS. O-102, R.1. The borders have golden-brown and electric-blue patina, while the devices are tinged with lavender patina. Abundant br

1831 50C MS65 PCGS. O-109, R.1. The first stripe appears as two lines with a separation at the top, and there is is a small die lump in the obverse fi

1831 50C MS66 NGC. O-109, R.1. Undoubtedly the finest known of this common variety. The letters PLUR on the scroll are only slightly weak on this exam

1832 50C Small Letters MS64 PCGS. O-106, R.1. An original coin that is toned in deep iridescent shadings and well balanced on each side with excellent

1832 50C Small Letters MS65 NGC. O-108, R.3. Deeply and originally toned over each side in shades of gray and golden with strong underlying mint luste

1833 50C MS63 NGC. O-102, R.1. Splendid cartwheel luster and a sharp strike create substantial eye appeal. Original light golden-brown patina. An impr

1834 50C Large Date, Small Letters MS64 NGC. O-108, R.2. Bright mint luster underlies the vivid blue and golden coloration that is seen over each side

1834 50C Large Date, Small Letters MS65 NGC. O-107, R.1. Warm pastel tinged iridescence adorns both sides in champagne and apricot hues. The luster is

1836 50C Lettered Edge MS65 NGC. O-102, R.3. Struck from a refinished obverse die, the reverse is distinguished by the 5 in the denomination which is

1839 50C No Drapery VF35 PCGS. Medium lavender and mauve patina. Although Liberty's leg has moderate wear, LIBERTY is bold, as are all major dev...

1853 50C Arrows and Rays MS63 NGC. All too often this one-year type is located with oppressively dark toning. This piece, however, has nearly untoned