2003 May St. Louis, MO (CSNS) Signature Sale - Session 2

1864-S 25C Fine 12 Ex-Jewelry, Bent, Heat Damage Uncertified. The obverse is somewhat rough, and has a series of cracks across the shield. The reverse

1866 25C VG8 ANACS. Pale green-gray in color, with untroubled surfaces for the grade. BER in LIBERTY is legible, as is about half of IN GOD WE TRUST.

1872-CC 25C--Damaged, Corroded--ANACS. VF Details, Net VG10. The deep maroon surfaces are sometimes granular and have a few evenly distributed abrasio

1872-S 25C AG3 ANACS. Briggs 1-A, R.5. The rarest S-mint Quarter, the 1872-S was undoubtedly heavily melted at the San Francisco Mint when the weight

1874-S 25C Arrows MS64 PCGS. Brilliant surfaces characterize this attractive type representative of the short-lived Arrows, Motto Seated Quarter. Both

1874-S 25C Arrows MS65 PCGS. Several high grade pieces were discovered several years ago of the 1874-S, which make it the logical choice for high grad

1876 25C MS64 NGC. Dusky gold, violet, and sea-green patina enriches each side. Well struck except for a few right side stars. The field near Libert...

1876-CC 25C AU58 PCGS. Golden-brown and violet patina brighten the borders of this virtually Uncirculated Quarter. The luster is extensive, and the we

1876-CC 25C MS62 NGC. Milky steel-violet patina with subtle russet peripheral accents, the effect of which subdues the underlying frosty luster. Impor

1877-S 25C MS67 PCGS. Briggs 1-A. Writing in 1991, Larry Briggs (The Comprehensive Encyclopedia of United States Liberty Seated Quarters) had this to