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

1878-CC 25C MS63 PCGS. Waves of tobacco-brown and gunmetal-gray patina do not conceal the pleasing luster in the fields. A well struck and impressivel

1879 25C MS67 PCGS. Struck from Reverse A, as seen by the tiny die chip between vertical stripes 4 and 5 on the reverse. Only 13,600 pieces were struc

1888-S 25C MS66 NGC. Briggs 5-E. The popularity of this date among Seated Quarter collectors is unflagging due to its status as the only branch mint i

1889 25C MS67 NGC. The 1889 is a well-known, low mintage issue with only 12,000 business strikes produced. It is typically encountered in MS63-65 cond

1890 25C MS63 NGC. A beautifully struck type coin that has milky lavender color in the centers and deeper sea-green patina across the borders. A few w

1891-S 25C MS64 NGC. A boldly struck near-Gem that has attractively preserved surfaces. A pair of interesting raised die lines (as struck) are noted o

1842 25C Small Date PR65 PCGS. The 1842 Small Date Quarter is one of the greatest of all silver rarities in American numismatics. It has a distinct da

1856 25C PR62 NGC. Briggs 10-H. The diagnostics of this rare, early proof Seated Quarter are: 1. Slight obverse doubling along Liberty's skirt l...

1859 25C PR67 NGC. Briggs 1-A. The Mint began to use a small date for the Seated Quarter in 1859, the first time this was done since 1842. In the form

1861 25C PR63 PCGS. An exquisitely struck specimen with generally attractive surfaces. Several of the stars are recut. A small area of faint granulari