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

1926-D 25C MS65 Full Head NGC. When strike is not a factor, the 1926-D is a relatively obtainable issue with a mintage of slightly more than 1.7 milli

1926-S 25C MS65 PCGS. The reverse has a wide blush of apricot patina, while the obverse is only lightly toned. The head is a bit mushy in the center,

1926-S 25C MS66 ICG. One of 2.7 million S-mint Quarters produced in 1926, this high end Gem is untoned save for delicate blushes of golden iridescence

1926-S 25C MS65 Full Head PCGS. The 1926-S is tied with the 1927-S as the most poorly impressed S-mint Standing Liberty Quarter from the 1920s. Cline

1926-S 25C MS65 Full Head NGC. A second fully struck Gem example of this underappreciated strike rarity. In addition to being well defined, the froste

1927 25C MS66 PCGS. Exceedingly lustrous with thin crescents of golden color just visible on each side. While not reaching Full Head status, the strik

1927 25C MS64 Full Head PCGS. Pale apple-green and lilac patina visits this nicely struck and impressively unabraded near-Gem. The luster is good, if

1927-D 25C MS65 PCGS. Very lightly toned and showing wonderful, bright, satiny mint luster. The head of Liberty is not well defined, but this piece re

1927-D 25C MS65 PCGS. Well struck with almost complete definition on Liberty's head. Each side is lightly accented by pale golden-rose toning. E...

1927-S 25C Quarter VF30 ANACS, the borders have light golden-brown and russet patina, the reverse has a few short pinscratches, a key date; and an 189