2004 Orlando FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #336 - Session 2

1836 25C AU58 Cleaned Uncertified. B-2, High R.3. Both sides have lengthy slender die cracks, as made. A lightly wiped representative that has attract

1837 25C XF40 ANACS. B-5, R.7. An extremely rare variety that, to the best of our knowledge, has never been previously offered in a Heritage auction.

1838 25C AU50 ANACS. B-1, R.1. The only known dies for this transitional year, as the Seated Liberty design made its debut on Quarters later in the ye

1838 25C No Drapery AU50 ANACS. Typically struck with rather subdued luster, light wear on the highpoints of the design, and a coating of deep olive-b

1841 25C MS64 NGC. All early Seated Quarters are scarce in Mint State, and the 1841, from a slightly reduced mintage of 120,000 pieces, is no exceptio

1841-O 25C AU58 ANACS. A sharply struck piece that is separated from Mint State by faint friction on the upper leg of Liberty. Splendid golden-brown,

1841-O 25C MS64 PCGS. Doubled Die Obverse. FS-1, Briggs 2-C. The shield is strongly die doubled, as is Liberty's foot. Several stars are widely ...

1843 25C MS63 PCGS. The 1843 is among the more common Seated quarters from the 1840s. This statement of fact is, however, meant exclusively for circul

1843-O 25C AU53 NGC. Briggs 1-C. Boldly struck and possessed of gorgeous, original toning, which virtually blankets each side of the coin. There is sl

1850-O 25C MS60 Uncertified. A well struck piece with rich gunmetal-gray and olive patina. This slightly subdued but clearly original piece is free fr