2004 Orlando FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #336 - Session 3

1917-D 25C Type Two MS64 Full Head NGC. Well struck, except for weakness on the date, with essentially untoned surfaces, lovely satin luster, and a si

1917-S 25C Type Two MS64 PCGS. A creamy field of patina with just a hint of yellow tint covers most of the original luster on this piece. It has minim

1917-S 25C Type Two MS62 Full Head PCGS. This lightly toned and satiny Quarter with a very sharp strike and a well preserved obverse. The reverse is a

1917-S 25C Type Two MS66 Full Head NGC. The scarcest of the six 1917 issues, the Type Two S-mint is seldom seen in better-than-Gem grades. On this coi

1918 25C MS64 Full Head PCGS. An imposing and essentially brilliant near-Gem with a good strike, vivacious cartwheel luster, and impressive surfaces.

1918 25C MS66 Full Head PCGS. The 1918 is one of the more challenging strike rarities among early P-mint quarters. This is an untoned example that has

1918-D 25C MS61 Full Head NGC. Moderate silver-gray toning with a very dull, subdued appearance. An affordable Mint State specimen. Important notice:

1918-D 25C MS64 Full Head PCGS. Shimmering, fully-white blazing luster flashes at you from the surfaces of this piece. With almost no contact marks an

1918-D 25C MS66 Full Head PCGS. Ex: Chicagoland Collection. Although often overshadowed by its S-mint counterpart, the 1918-D is a conditionally scarc

1918-S 25C MS65 NGC. A solid Gem representative that comes very well struck in all areas, being unfortunately just shy of full on Liberty's head...