SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

This is a moderately worn but still very nice example of the slightly better 1821 issue.

Possibly lightly cleaned at one time since there is no toning on an otherwise very old coin from the time when General Andrew Jackson ran for the offi

Beginning in 1831 and continuing through the end of the series in 1838, the Capped Bust Quarter was produced with a smaller diameter and a revised des

A sparkling and lustrous gem, a satiny beauty with fully defined design features and burst of varying golden brown to wonderful deep steel-gray hues o

Only 2 reported in this condition by PCGS. Golden-brown to light greenish patination, exhibiting deeper shades and splashes toning along the margins,

Attractively toned. A common date No Motto seated Liberty quarter from the first year of the Civil War.

Lustrous and nicely toned; there is a lengthy die crack on the obverse plus some die clash marks present. Very scarce branch mint issue. Only 76,000 m

Elusive and quite high priced as a Gem, this just-miss example Proof 64 is free of noticeable abrasions. The strike, while thoroughly complete, compet

An incredibly fresh and lively gem with intense luster and a bold strike. Everything you would want from the grade, and probably then some. Low mintag

This is one of the very popular Indian head designs -- popular because they are so interesting, but also because the Indian pieces are, as a rule, muc

Lightly cleaned. Well struck details.

Turn of the century issue; well struck devices.

Light brown toning at the extreme edge. A first-rate gem with richly permeating mirrors that flow across the smooth watery bright surfaces. Satisfacto

The classic low-mintage rarity in this series, only 72,664 minted.

A splendid deep golden gem with forceful mirrors, a confident strike, and eye appeal that just won't relinquish your attention due to the brilli...

Choice with a little toning, an attractive example of this date.

With an original mintage of a mere 40,000 coins, it is no bolt from the blue to collectors that the 1913-S Barber Quarter has the lowest mintage of al

Frosty and well struck. A choice, later-issue Barber quarter. This series ended abruptly in 1916 when the mint designed the new standing figure of Lib

Well worn but also well detailed where it counts: on the date, all legends and choice wide rims for both sides. Only 52,000 made.

The Type 1 coinage uses an entirely different die from the 1916, from a new, improved hub which gave the coins more detail.