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Quarters:Seated

Item - 5533

Clearly above average for an 1861. It is also totally original!

The mirrors are deep, clear, clean, and offer strong reflectivity. A moderate crescent/circle of royal blue hugs the peripheries on both sides and opens into deep champagne centers. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is fantastic!

1000 were minted, but it is believed about half were melted due to poor sales. PCGS 4, NGC 14, CAC 3. PCGS has graded only 3 coins higher. Not an easy date to find in GEM Proof!

Quarters:Seated

Item - 5546

One of our favorite purchases from the ANA Show. It is the ultimate in SUPER HIGH END quality-and it offers exceedingly good value.

Even though PCGS couldn't pull the trigger and grade it PR66, we do think it is a 65.9.

Both sides have super clean, crystal clear, and highly reflective mirrors. Moderate and totally ORIGINAL shades of royal blue/purple/violet/gold/sea green swirl over the surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is wonderful!

Stats for a regular PR65: PCGS 9, NGC 13, CAC 3. PCGS has only graded 2 in PR66 after 20+ years of operations. These just seem too cheap.

WE HAVE POSTED THIS COIN AT OUR BEST PRICE!

Quarters:Seated

Item - 5297

Even in MS63 this is a rare date (in MS63 they are worth almost $9,000.00). We are pleased to own and offer a magnificent original GEM.

The obverse has boldly satiny and semi-prooflike surfaces. The reverse is not PL. An intense luster shows off just a scattered line or two-not hits or unsightly impairments. A gorgeous ring of royal blue frames the reverse and is light on the obverse. vivid champagne/pale purple/gold colors cover the rest of the surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is spectacular!

PCGS 3, NGC 4, CAC 2. Neither PCGS or NGC have graded any higher. The last one to appear in major public auction sold for $42,550.00 02/2007 Goldberg. If you collect GEM Seated Quarters or CC coins, this is a very rare opportunity. Opportunity does indeed knock loud here!

Quarters:Seated

Item - 5401

Only 590 pieces were ever minted. This coin has an obverse that explodes with color!

Deep, crystal clear, clean, and powerfully reflective mirrors cover both sides. The reverse actually has deeper and heavier toning so you do not get as much reflectivity as the obverse. Mind boggling iridescent colors of pale violet/neon blue/aqua green/gold blaze from the obverse. The reverse has deeper purple/blue/brown/gold. Miss Liberty and the details are pinpoint sharp in strike and have nice frost. The overall eye appeal is beautiful!

PCGS 2, NGC 8, CAC 3. The last NGC coin to sell in major auction brought $5,031.00 01/10 Heritage. This coin had been away with a collector for a few years. It is fresh to the market.

Quarters:Barber

Item - 5538

This coin looks like it was a fresh piece of highly polished metal that was sculpted to look super frosted and just amazing! What a superior SUPERB CAMOED GEM PROOF Barber Quarter this is!

From across the room, you can easily see the tremendous mirrors. They are incredibly clear, have ZERO imperfections (ALL lines are on the holder-except one small Mint made LINT mark at 9:00 on the obverse), look like glass, and have out of this world reflectivity. Miss Liberty and the details almost appear 3-D. They boldly stand out with FULL needle sharp strikes. Add to that thick pure snowy white glowing frost and your heart will race to catch your eye balls that just popped out. No matter how picky you are, if you are seeking a "wonder" proof, here it is!

ONLY 792 pieces were minted. PCGS 10, NGC 10, CAC 2. We think these are UNDER valued in today market. Opportunity blasts one here!

Quarters:Standing Liberty

Item - 4873

This is not a coin for someone who is a price buyer. If you want dreck for cheap, please got to our competitors!

Using a powerful glass you will virtually NO imperfections other than a widely scattered teenie tick or two. The surfaces are smooth and blaze with a full booming luster. Save for a tiny patch of gold by the date, this coin is blazing snowy white. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have light frost. You do NOT need a glass to see the rivets or the sharpness of the head. This coin is light years above the average 1923. The eye appeal is mind boggling too!

PCGS 24, NGC 13, CAC 3. PCGS has graded only 2 coins higher. A perfect coin for the ultimate perfectionist!

Quarters:Standing Liberty

Item - 5428

Bought this beauty from an old time dealer who had it in his personal collection. There is no question this coin is VERY high end!

Only some minuscule ticks that you need a glass to see keep this coin from an MS65 designation and a price $100,000.00+ higher. The obverse fields are smooth and impeccable, while the reverse has some light lines and frost breaks. The luster is quite strong and really glows. Most important, Miss Liberty's head IS fully struck (and genuine) and the shield has only minor softness. Some light golden brown toning peeks from parts of the rim areas. The eye appeal is fabulous!

PCGS 10, NGC 6, CAC 1. PCGS has graded only 3 in 65FH and 2 in MS66FH. We are shocked that this is the first MS64FH we have ever owned. Do not let the pops fool you, this date is incredibly rare. The last one in a major auction sold for $71,300.00 11/07 B+M. We have seen these sell for as much as $100,000.00 in auction. Opportunity knocks loud here!