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

1873 25C Arrows PR67 NGC. Ex: Eliasberg. Briggs 5-D. Using a new obverse die and the leftover reverse die of the 1872 Briggs 3-C issue, the Philadelph

1874 25C Arrows PR67 NGC. Briggs 5-D. Like the proof 1873 Arrows Quarter in the Kaufman Collection, this 1874 specimen was struck from the leftover re

1875 25C PR62 Deep Cameo PCGS. A well struck piece that has pleasing cameo contrast and light apricot patina on the devices. Faint hairlines in the fi

1876 25C PR68 NGC. Briggs 8-H. The otherwise relatively common proof 1876 Seated Quarter (1,150 pieces produced) is unique at the certified PR68 level

1877 25C PR67 NGC. Ex: Pittman. Briggs 1-B. Uniform brilliance is evident as the coin rotates under the light. The devices possess needle sharp striki

1878 25C PR63 PCGS. A nicely mirrored, virtually untoned specimen in a grade that should make it affordable to a broad array of collectors. Important

1879 25C PR66 Cameo PCGS. There is little to no toning on either side of this bright, premium quality Gem. Both sides are razor sharp in detail with a

1882 25C PR67 NGC. Briggs 2-B. With such a limited original mintage (15,200 business strikes and 1,100 proofs), it is little wonder that the Philadelp

1883 25C PR63 PCGS. Iridescent tobacco-brown patina dominates the left borders. A well struck example with only a few nearly invisible handling marks

1884 25C PR63 Cameo NGC. A low mintage issue with only 875 proofs struck and 8,000 business strikes. Deeply reflective on each side with just a touch