2007 Sept. Long Beach Signature Coin Auction

<B>1876 25C MS66 NGC.</B></I> Type Two Reverse with narrow feet on the A in STATES. Lustrous, nicely struck, and unblemished with ...

<B>1876-CC 25C MS65 <img border='0' src='http://www.heritagecoins.com/images/star.gif' width=10 height=10> NGC.</B>...

<B>1877 25C MS66 PCGS.</B></I> Type Two Reverse. Satiny with generally bold devices, save for minor softness on Liberty's head...

<B>1877 25C MS67 PCGS.</B></I> Type Two Reverse. Well struck with an intense satiny sheen, and essentially untoned silver-white su...

<B>1877-CC 25C MS63 PCGS.</B></I> A pleasing example of this comparatively available Carson City minor silver issue, solidly struc...

<B>1877-CC 25C MS64 NGC.</B></I> Popular as an issue of the Carson City Mint, this date is an excellent choice for type collectors...

<B>1877-S 25C Over Horizontal S MS64 NGC.</B></I> VP-001, FS-501, Briggs 4-D. The initial S mintmark was punched into the die hori...

Type Two Reverse. Both sides are pearl-gray in color and essentially untoned. A boldly struck and rather prooflike Gem that has a well preserved rever

<B>1879 25C MS66 NGC.</B></I> Type Two Reverse. An amazing Gem with frosty luster beneath rich heather and sea-green toning, with ...

<B>1880 25C MS66 PCGS.</B></I> An amazing coin, seldom encountered so fine, with satiny silver luster, bold design details, and pr...

<B>1881 25C MS67 Prooflike NGC.</B></I> Icy devices and legends contrast with the flashy fields. This carefully preserved high-gra...

<B>1886 25C MS62 NGC.</B></I> The fields are prooflike, as almost always seen, and yield sharp contrast with mildly frosted, exqui...

<B>1888 25C MS65 PCGS.</B></I> This scarce and underrated issue comes from a mintage of 10,001 circulation strikes. Bright luster ...

<B>1889 25C MS65 NGC.</B></I> An attentive strike brings out sharp definition, even on the star centers, that are often weak on th...

<B>1891 25C MS64 NGC.</B></I> A crisply struck and enticing near-Gem from the final year of issue, strongly lustrous with vibrant ...

<B>1856 25C PR64 NGC.</B></I> The mintage and survival rate of the 1856 proof quarter are unclear. Walter Breen, in his two <I&...

<B>1858 25C PR63 PCGS.</B></I> Blue-green and golden-orange patina embraces both sides, with the former more prevalent on the obve...

<B>1859 25C PR63 NGC.</B></I> Rose-orange and violet patina graces the luminous surfaces of this decisively struck, immensely appe...

<B>1859 25C PR64 Cameo NGC.</B></I> Only 800 proofs were struck in 1859 and an unknown number were melted at year's end as uns...

<B>1860 25C PR63 PCGS.</B></I> Larry Briggs (1991) writes that 458 of the 1,000 proofs made in 1860 were melted. Golden-tan and li...