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Attractive light to medium toning atop satiny luster. (#5791)

The isolation of the '32-D as the only Denver Mint Quarter delivered from 1930 through 1933 explains why it is the chief rarity of the Washingto...

A bold example of this scarcer issue; lovely russet gold toning in places. Satiny frost. (#5791)

Pleasing medium gold toning. (#5792)

Light pale milky toning over lustrous surfaces. Frosted glass luster and impressive fields nudges this ever so close to Gem quality. (#5792)

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Lightly cleaned. (#5792)

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Much scarcer issue than many long supposed; with the increased interest from new collectors, the early branch mint dates are coming into their own. (#

White. (#5797)

White. Full swirling luster on both sides. Not to go overboard, there is a wealth of detail seen throughout this well struck Washington quarter specim

Beautiful surfaces and original toning. This is a splendid gem. (#5801)

Even the finest, most delicate detail seen on this coin struck with uncommon exactness for the issue. Lustrous with dominant frostiness under pristine

Desirable with this bold strike as well as the wintry blast of white luster so utterly pleasing on the devices and flowing over the surfaces. (#5814)

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

Toned; a jewel in this condition! (#5834)

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Doubled Die Obverse. (#5874)

This incredibly rare mule combines the reverses of two "Clad" Quarter Dollars. This is one of the few occasions in history that a coin ...

Nearly perfect, and perfect for a Registry Set. Ready to make waves whenever people gaze upon its near perfection! (#95995)

1932 MS65 toned, 1937 MS65 toned. Lot of 2 coins.

Although thousands of 1795 half dollars exist today in numismatic circles, enough that they can be effectively collected by die varieties, the vast ma

Overton-102. Very pleasing light to medium "old silver" color, with smooth surface, pleasing quality. During the spring and summer 1795, h...

This otherwise well struck and attractive lightly circulated specimen has some faint traces of tooling in the right obverse field, possibly to remove

Frosty pale neutral gray with "old silver" patina predominates at the bust, eagle and fields. Some very minor signs of contact appear as s...

Lustrous with attractive medium silver-gray around the margins and on the cheek and lower breast. A few slight marks in the field by the nose. (#6075)

Beautiful sky-blue iridescence on the obverse; original medium gray elsewhere. (#6071)

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Lot of 2 coins.

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First of the capped bust left style of half dollars, a lustrous, light gray toned specimen. Typically, the centers are weakly struck. (#6088)

The first design of John Reich's capped bust left Half Dollar (1807-08) employs a substantially different treatment of hair, cap, drapery, and p...

Gorgeous surfaces for the Type with pleasing light gray color. (#6092)

Die clash marks. A satiny 1811 of the finest order for this variety, clearly in the upper reaches of the Condition Census for Overton-108A. A high de

Minor flyspecking but lustrous and attractively toned. (#6097)

Overton-105 variety. Nicely toned. (#6100)

Medium areas of gray iridescence with some deeper shade around the main devices. (#6103)

Attractively toned, a well struck, lustrous example of this early Bust half dollar. Perfect for a Type set or a historic-oriented coin show display. I

Key date in the early Bust half dollar series, the mint at this time produced only a small issue in 1815 before a shut-down due to insufficient bullio

Frosty. (#6117)

Scarce, a very presentable specimen of this popular low mintage year. (#6125)

Frosty underneath natural dove-gray toning on both sides. A well struck example with plenty of eye-appeal. (#6128)

The collector who consigned this piece must be biting his lip in sadness that he's selling such a beautiful, original coin. (#6131)

Splendid frostiness and original toning, both are prized features gracing this very choice 1824 bust half dollar. (#6137)

Overton-115. Nicely toned and lustrous. (#6137)

Sharply struck throughout, the surfaces show even silvery bloom and there are no mentionable abrasions on either side. Perfect for a U.S. Type Set. (#

Deeply toned. (#6142)