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

1873 25C No Arrows PR63 PCGS. The watery fields, as well as the grade-defining hairlines, are partially concealed beneath a small amount of gray-golde

1873 25C No Arrows PR63 NGC. Modestly contrasted devices highlight this deeply toned example. Only 600 coins were minted during this year when two typ

1873 25C No Arrows PR67 PCGS. Only 600 proof No Arrows quarters were minted this year minus an undetermined number that were melted after July 10. Thi

1873 25C No Arrows PR64 Cameo PCGS. A dazzling near-Gem representative that through full brilliance shows off its dramatic field-to-device contrast. O

1874 25C Arrows PR63 NGC. Both sides of this well preserved example shimmer with reflectivity beneath original cobalt-blue and reddish-gray patination

1874 25C Arrows PR65 Cameo PCGS. There is an appreciable amount of mint frost over the devices, and the fields are unquestionably mirrored with deep r

1874 25C Arrows PR66 Cameo PCGS. This is tied for the single finest Cameo-designated proof 1874 Arrows Quarter with just three others at PCGS (11/03),

1875 25C PR65 NGC. The highly reflective, essentially untoned surfaces display mild cameo contrast on each side of this attractive Gem. Sharply detail

1875 25C PR65 Cameo PCGS. A brilliant and well struck Gem that has obvious cameo contrast. Carefully preserved and attractive with a glistening snow-w

1876 25C PR66 Cameo PCGS. Untoned (or essentially so) with a bright, lustrous sheen, the surfaces allow full appreciation of memorable cameo contrast.

1877 25C PR63 Cameo PCGS. Both sides of this untoned specimen display a hard, glassy reflectivity with at least a moderate degree of contrast on each

1878 25C PR63 NGC. A nicely mirrored, moderately toned specimen in a grade that should make it affordable to a broad array of collectors. Important no

1880 25C PR66 PCGS. Only 1,355 proofs were produced out of a total mintage of 14,955 pieces. This exquisite example has unfathomably deep mirrors in t

1880 25C PR66 Cameo PCGS. Briggs 1-B. A blazing, snow-white appearance is presented in conjunction with a sharp strike and deeply mirrored fields. The

1880 25C PR66 Cameo PCGS. A two-toned proof, with well made features floating on a reflective sea of clear crystal. A hint of golden color appears on

1880 25C PR67 Cameo NGC. A cameoed proof representative of this always-popular date from the end of the Seated Quarter series, both sides are essentia

1880 25C PR67 Cameo PCGS. Briggs 1-B. This coin was struck from Reverse C of the proof 1872 Seated Quarter, and it is readily identifiable by a die lu

1881 25C PR67 Cameo PCGS. There are a pair of short die scratches (as produced) from the top of Liberty's right (facing) knee into the drapery--...

1882 25C PR64 ANACS. This lovely near-Gem has vivid golden-brown peripheries and brilliant centers. Well struck and nicely preserved with moderate cam

1882 25C PR65 Cameo PCGS. A well struck, beautiful black and white coin with watery fields and lovely frosted devices. No bothersome hairlines or hand

1882 25C PR66 Cameo PCGS. The 1882 Quarter is one of the low mintage issues from the decade of the 1880s that is always of interest to collectors. Onl

1882 25C PR66 Cameo PCGS. Of the 16,300 quarters struck in this year, only 1,100 were proofs. The fields are deeply reflective, the devices moderately

1883 25C PR62 PCGS. Brilliant mirror fields and razor-sharp strike details make this piece attractive. Although hairlined in the fields, this is a dec

1883 25C PR63 PCGS. Fully struck, lightly toned, and seemingly pristine. An impressive specimen, with excellent eye appeal.From the Patrick Mullen Col

1883 25C PR66 NGC. Both sides are rather deeply toned in cobalt-blue, argent-gray shades, with flashes of cinnamon-rose iridescence in the fields. The

1884 25C PR64 NGC. The obverse sports about a 50-50 mix of cobalt-blue and violet colors, the reverse is evenly coated with crimson-gold iridescence.

1884 25C PR66 PCGS. Originally preserved with pristine features, each side is richly colored in sea-green color that is accented with antique-golden a

1884 25C PR67 NGC. A glorious, deeply toned specimen that looks entirely original and carefully preserved. Each side sports a coating of blue-gray ton

1884 25C PR66 Cameo PCGS. Only 875 proofs were struck in 1884 with a scant 8,000 business strikes produced also, the combination of which makes this i

1885 25C PR62 ANACS. Exquisite electric-blue, magenta, and russet colors adorn each side of this well struck, mark-free example, while the grade is li

1885 25C PR65 Cameo PCGS. Well contrasted on the obverse, with bright, watery mirrors and a touch of russet toning along the left side. Milky gray and

1885 25C PR65 Cameo NGC. A low mintage (930 pieces) issue from a challenging decade in the Liberty Seated Quarter series. This otherwise boldly struck

1885 25C PR65 Cameo NGC. One of several high grade specimens of this briefly minted Seated Liberty issue. Offered here is a flashy, untoned example wi

1885 25C PR65 Cameo PCGS. This bright, fully untoned example displays bold contrast between the frosty devices and watery fields. Both sides are free

1886 25C PR66 Cameo PCGS. Basically untoned with intense reflective qualities in the fields that generate a most dramatic field-to-device contrast. Fr

1886 25C PR67 Cameo PCGS. Every design element on the present coin is fully detailed including the often soft star centrils. The surface preservation

1886 25C PR67 Cameo S NGC. From both a technical and aesthetic perspective, an incredible Proof Seated Liberty Quarter. Both sides are completely whit

1886 25C PR67 Deep Cameo PCGS. The surfaces possess clear, seemingly bottomless fields upon which thickly frosted devices appear to float. Every featu

1887 25C PR62 Uncertified. Wisps of sky-blue and peach patina grace this boldly struck and lightly abraded representative. 710 proofs were struck in a

1887 25C PR64 Cameo PCGS. As a low mintage date (10,710 pieces), the 1887 is always in demand among Seated coinage specialists. This survivor of the 7