Kagin's September 2017 West Coast Auction

This popular jumbled overdate die began its life in 1822, then was re-dated 1824, and finally arrived on the scene again dated 1825 over the other pre

Medium silver-grey throughout with a dusky wash of blue on the obverse rim at 5 o’clock. Nicely struck. Die State III in the Tompkins reference: (Die

Highly lustrous with fully brilliant centers that yield quickly to deep crimson, electric blue, and gold halos at the rims, especially so on the obver

The largely lustrous and frosty champagne-gold surfaces offer some deeper toning on the obverse high points; we note a toning spot near star 1 on the

This frosty champagne-gold specimen is visually enhanced with deep shades of gold, especially at the rims. Obverse doubling plainly evident at LIBERTY

Frosted motifs and reflective mirror fields form a pleasing cameo contrast on this first-year issue. Largely brilliant with a whisper of golden irides

This evenly worn specimen of one of the primary key dates in the Barber quarter series is medium silver grey throughout with some deeper highlights in

A colorful Gem survivor from a mintage for the date of 670 pieces. Miss Liberty’s portrait is faintly frosted but no obvious cameo effect is present e

Warm silver grey throughout with deeper slate highlights in the protected areas. LI and TY in LIBERTY present. Mark-free and choice for the grade. One

This frosty and brilliant specimen exhibits intense cartwheel activity on both sides. The strike is bold in most places, including at Liberty’s head d