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

1864 25C PR64 PCGS. Proofs are often used as a substitute for the scarce 1864 business strike quarter. This piece is deeply mirrored and just as deepl

1865 25C PR63 NGC. Both sides of this glassy, intricately detailed No Motto Quarter are nicely toned in golden-violet and aqua shades that lighten jus

1866 25C PR63 NGC. Golden-gray and sunset-red toning with pinpoint striking details. The reflective surfaces are slightly muted by the toning and a fe

1866 25C PR64 Cameo PCGS. Lightly frosted devices rest gently on a sea of deeply mirrored fields. Some deep, original peripheral toning is noted on bo

1868 25C PR65 NGC. Briggs 2-B. This obverse die, which was used exclusively for proofs of this date, displays triple punching on the first digit in th

1869 25C PR64 PCGS. Speckled peach and mauve patina encroaches upon the centers of this well struck and impressively preserved near-Gem. Just 600 piec

1870 25C PR66 Cameo NGC. A beautiful Gem example from the seldom-seen proof issue of 1870. This piece is colorfully toned with bands of cobalt-blue an

1871 25C PR61 NGC. Bright and exceptionally sharp with some natural patina. Held back in grade by the presence of numerous hairlines in the fields on

1871 25C PR66 PCGS. Since Larry Briggs (1991) states that "several proofs of this date have been seen in circulated grades," it is not har...

1872 25C PR65 Cameo PCGS. Only 950 proofs were struck of the 1872, and it is a very scarce item above the PR63 level. This piece is snow-white. The de