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1897 Barber Quarter Dollar. Strong cameo contrast over both sides, with the fields crisp, white, fully "watery" and only light hairlines a...

1898 Barber Quarter Dollar. Warm golden brown patina. Only 735 Proofs made in 1898. This is a splendid toned Gem specimen with whose veil of iridescen

1901 Barber Quarter Dollar. Deeper toning on this than some of the others, but just a fresh and original. One of just 813 Proofs minted for all of 190

1909-S Barber Quarter Dollar. The San Francisco Mint continued its steady quarter production schedule of the early 1900s by delivering 1,348,000 piece

1910 Barber Quarter Dollar. As a matter of interest, 1910 has an extremely low Proof mintage of 551 pieces. Only three other dates in the series beat

1913 Barber Quarter Dollar. Proof mintage was 613 pieces this year. Even if you have not just made a good deal of money in Wall Street or speculating

1927 Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. Struck with mathematical precision by the dies including Liberty's head. The brilliant white luster is sat...

1916 Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. A remarkably preserved example of this desirable 20th century rarity, this coin is crisply made and sharp in eve

1916 Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar NGC MS61. The key date and first year of issue of this important quarter series. We note the head on Liberty is s

1916 Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. A lovely example for the grade, the surfaces are virtually distraction-free with a 95% lustrous appearance. The

1916 Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar PCGS VF20. Smooth and attractive in this grade, with two tone shading, the main areas light silver-gray while a f

1916 Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. Clear, if somewhat weak date; smooth surfaces, natural patina, and that greatest of all diagnostics that separat

1917-D Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. Type 1 PCGS. This is a noteworthy example whose well patinated surfaces show pinpoint striking definition thro

1917-S Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. Type 1. It is easy to argue that the standing Liberty quarter design is the most beautiful in American numisma

1917-S Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. Type 1. Fully struck and well toned throughout with no distracting abrasions present, the hallmark of a superb

1918 Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. A breathtaking, pristine specimen and, given the grade quality, likely to cause an in-rush of breath and fast he

1919-S Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar PCGS MS66. Nearly full head detail on this remarkably sharp strike 1919-S quarter. An unquestioned Gem with vib

1920-D Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. A sparkling Gem with bright, virtually untoned surfaces and a commanding strike, only Liberty's head is ...

1920-S Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. An unquestioned Gem with vibrant, "antique gray" toned surfaces and a crisp strike, lacking in det...

1920-S Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. Well toned with choice underlying surface luster. Normal weakness found on the drapery from the left arm to wh

1924 Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar NGC MS67. Gleaming, satiny luster and excellent detail. The surfaces are lightly toned and sparkle from the luste

1927 Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. A lovely frosty Gem that has radiant blazing color whose crimson and gold should light up your eyes and cause yo

1927 Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. The blazing frosty to balanced golden surfaces are smooth from rim to rim with no carbon to report. Sharply stru

1932 Washington Quarter Dollar. Dazzling, intensely satin surfaces are free from all but the most inconsequential blemishes. Original medium brown pat

1932-D Washington Quarter Dollar. Cutting-edge detail in Washington's portrait and hair along with the eagle's stylized feathers. A beautifu...

1932-D Washington Quarter Dollar. Silvery with a bare trace of color. Lustrous and evenly struck for this scarce issue. The 1932-D has been under inte

1932-S Washington Quarter Dollar. A satiny gem with bursts of original toning on both sides. Just about fully struck, with a great deal of smoothness

1932-S Washington Quarter Dollar. A gleaming coin of this caliber of the highest quality for this popularly collected design without having to shell o

1932-S Washington Quarter Dollar. Nicely toned with soft satiny luster flowing through. A very choice quality 1932-S Washington quarter dollar. (#5792

1932-S Washington Quarter Dollar. Frosty and well struck with light original toning. Has a small mark by the eye. (#5792)

1936-D Washington Quarter Dollar. A gleaming warm brown to amber-purple toned gem with intense luster and grand eye appeal. A hint of this coin'...

1938 Washington Quarter Dollar. Flirting with superb Proof 67 quality, this lightly toned example is one of a mere 8,045 Proof Washington quarters mad

1938-S Washington Quarter Dollar. Eye-catching satin luster cascades from top to bottom on this resplendent silver surfaces having an area of toning a

1944-D Washington Quarter Dollar. Razor-sharp detail throughout. A superb addition to any collection of Washington quarters. (#5825)

1944-S Washington Quarter Dollar. Close to fully struck, with merely a hint of softness at the margin where some of the letters and date digits flow u

1946-S Washington Quarter Dollar. Shimmering luster that glitters and swims in "cartwheel" fashion. (#5832)

1947-S Washington Quarter Dollar. Immaculate surfaces. (#5835)

1950-S Washington Quarter Dollar. S over D. Luster. (#5845)

1952-S Washington Quarter Dollar. Desirable satin luster flows across immaculate silver surfaces with classing binder-type peripheral toning. Superb!

1998-P Washington Quarter Dollar. Mint error. Triple struck 30% and 90% F/O O/C. A lustrous gem with light golden toning. As the photos show, this is

1794 Flowing Hair Half Dollar. First year of issue. Pleasing light gray surfaces with the only imperfection being a small dig in the field after the s

1803 Draped Bust Half Dollar. Large 3. Overton-103, Rarity-3. One of three Large 3 die pairings for the date, Overton-103 is identified by its reverse

1818 Capped Bust Half Dollar. The devices were struck with such force and energy by the dies that all design elements show boldly including the stars

1825 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Wonderful colors in the toning, and just as wonderful luster underneath, makes this a prime candidate for a top-end coll

1825 Capped Bust Half Dollar. A choice example with flat stars but sharp centers (including the shoulder clasp); nicely toned, it shades from light gr

1836 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Lettered edge. A satiny and gleaming well toned gem whose cartwheel luster seems poised to skip and dance around like a

1837 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Delightful silver gray patina whose smoothness and sheen of originality is quietly on display for all to admire. This is

1837 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Deep, warm golden brown color turns to steel blue iridescence at the rim. The strike, which you can pretty much tell fro

1837 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Lustrous and attractive, with several die cracks noted between the stars. (#6176)

1838 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Reeded Edge. Yummy deep steel blue with gold patina. A splendid example of the Reeded Edge Half Dollar. This is a scarce

1842 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. Medium date. Although the main portion of Half Dollar strikes at the New Orleans Mint went into the 1842 Medium Date

1855 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. Arrows. Our consignor, Franklin Dean, certainly loves colorful toning, and you will too if this 1855 is any guide. An

1858 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. Desirable satin luster flows across lightly toned gem quality silver surfaces. Faithful to every detail from a full b

1859-O Liberty Seated Half Dollar. This gorgeous toned Gem coin comes with endless eye-appeal and visual impact for an early New Orleans seated half.

1861 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. The No Motto type is a scarce series in Gem condition and it is highly collectible. Occasionally, high grade examples

1875-S Liberty Seated Half Dollar. A small toning dot in the V below the 8th star. This example has shimmering milky surfaces and no toning. Meticulou

1878 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. With only 800 Proofs made, and the majority having been mishandled in the 120+ years since, it stands to reason this

1880 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. The Philadelphia Mint used a single obverse and two reverse dies to deliver 8,400 business strike Half Dollars in 188

1882 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. White. One of only 4,400 documented business strikes for the year. A more handsome example can scarcely be imagined.

1884 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. This gleaming Gem Proof has fully original mirrors with exceptional aesthetic appeal and attractive toning. The devic

1886 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. Low mintage of 5,000 business strikes plus 886 Proofs insures the 1886 of its place in the seated Liberty half dollar

1887 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. Only 710 Proofs issued this year. A choice, glittering example of this low-mintage year features deep golden russet b

Liberty Seated Half Dollar. 1874. With Arrows. Warm grayish golden surfaces exhibit intense mirror luster and a splendid, matte-like appearance on Lib

1892 Barber Half Dollar. Wonderful toning hues grace the surface, while the centers host extra bold relief and are decidedly frosty. A gently shimmeri

1893 Barber Half Dollar. There were 972 Proofs made in 1893. A choice example of the second year of issue with absolutely heavenly toning on both side

1895 Barber Half Dollar. This is a astounding Proof striking, and it is a coin that has been preserved in essentially "as struck" conditio...

1897 Barber Half Dollar. A beautifully preserved toned Gem that has bold iridescent color supported by very flashy sparkling mirrors. The strike is qu

1897 Barber Half Dollar. Only 731 Proofs were struck in 1897. Choice with excellent detail and glowing mirror surface; only light hairlines. Well tone

1898 Barber Half Dollar. Well toned, yet basically sleek and glossy underneath, with lovely two-tone contrast between the glittering mirror fields and

1906-D Barber Half Dollar. Very well struck for this conditionally scarce branch mint issue beneath original layers of neutral gray to brownish toning

1908-O Barber Half Dollar. Attractive peripheral toning. As with other O-mint Barber halves, the original mintage is an unreliable gauge of conclusive

1910 Barber Half Dollar. A mere 551 Proofs were minted in 1910, among the lowest in the series. A sparkling mirror Proof coin that retains bold luster

1911 Barber Half Dollar. As the quintessential Barber Half Dollar Proof, this lovely 1911 is popular among type collectors for its sharpness as well a

1912-S Barber Half Dollar. A bright and gleaming white gem whose cartwheel luster seems poised to detonate like a Fourth of July skyrocket, plus we fi

1942 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Some dappled toning spots. Even though 1942 has the largest mintage among the 1936-42 Proofs at 21,120 pieces, it is

Lot of Twenty Walkers 1941-1947 PCGS. Marvelous specimens all.

1916 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. A well toned example of this first year strike, with strong head and hand on Liberty, full skirt lines, and extra ch

1917-S Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Mint mark on reverse. Well toned with very choice underlying luster. A scarcer branch mint date. (#6573)

1917-S Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Mint mark on reverse. Lightly toned. This is an scarce date in Mint condition in spite of it having one of the hig

1918-S Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Several positive attributes come together on this carefully preserved MS64 early Walker. An excellent strike and s

1919-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar. On this choice example, Liberty's right (facing) hand is fairly flat as usual and the head detail, while a t...

1919-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Attractive original color and surfaces. A difficult issue to obtain nice. (#6578)

1927-S Liberty Walking Half Dollar. One of only five half dollar issues between 1922 and 1932, the 1927-S most likely saw extensive circulation throug

1933-S Liberty Walking Half Dollar. A brilliant white and extremely lustrous Gem that has superlative fields and devices for the grade. What's m...

1934 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. A pleasant gem example swooning with mid-winter blizzard-white frost. Substantial detail to the highpoints on this 1

1935-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar. A beaming gem rolling in unbeatable cartwheel luster that emits boldly beneath bright highlights along with warm g

1935-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar. This is a thickly frosted, Gem quality representative of this desirable '35-D. Close to fully struck, with m...

1936-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar. A crisply struck coin glowing with icicle-white glow from the fields and devices, leaving behind only a couple of

1937 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Only 5,728 Proofs struck this year. Impressive mint sparkle and deeply reflective Proof fields set apart this Superb

1938 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. A fully struck Superb Gem with a light overlay of ice-white color and the natural effect of storage in its Mint-issu

1938 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. The introduction of Proofs again in 1936 was a cause for joy and celebration among America's collecting frater...

1938 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. With just 8,152 Proofs minted in 1938, a decidedly scarce coin in Gem condition. An positively eye-catching Gem Proo

1938 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. A lovely glittering Gem Proof of this vintage 1930s date. Scarce. (#6638)

1939 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Only 8,808 Proofs made in 1939. Exemplary surfaces of reflective luster display touches of faint cellophane-inspired

1940 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. This is a shimmering, silver-colored Gem with a hint of toning. The bold strike is impressive for the Proofs of this

1940 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Limited Proof mintage, as always in those days: 11,279 pieces. Another with streaked gray toning; a crisp, lustrous

1941 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Well detailed for this more difficult P-mint Proof, with glowing white highlights that add considerably to the appea

1941 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Shimmering mint brilliance is seen over each side of this fully struck Gem housed in a first-generation holder. (#66

1942 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. A mirror-bright silver specimen with faint zephyr-like wisps of iridescence on both sides. Entirely struck for the d

Lot of Two Walkers: 1942 and 1945-D. Both from the "Nevada Silver Collection," NGC graded MS66. Lot of 2 coins.