WESPIE'S BARBER QUARTERS OF 1892 TYPES 1 AND 2 的展示图片库
TYPE 1 REVERSE. GOLDEN TONING AT THE RIMS ON BOTH OBVERSE AND REVERSE. THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS UP! THIS COIN RESIDES IN A BOX WITH ALL THE 1892 BARBER-TYPE QUARTER COINS.
TYPE 1 REVERSE. GOLDEN TONING AT THE RIMS ON BOTH OBVERSE AND REVERSE. THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS UP! THIS COIN RESIDES IN A BOX WITH ALL THE 1892 BARBER-TYPE QUARTER COINS.
TYPE 1 REVERSE. GOLDEN TONING AT THE RIMS ON BOTH OBVERSE AND REVERSE. THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS UP! THIS COIN RESIDES IN A BOX WITH ALL THE 1892 BARBER-TYPE QUARTER COINS.
TYPE 2 REVERSE. GUN METAL BLUE AND GOLD TONE BOTH OBVERSE AND REVERSE. THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS DOWN!
TYPE 2 REVERSE. GUN METAL BLUE AND GOLD TONE BOTH OBVERSE AND REVERSE. THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS DOWN!
TYPE 2 REVERSE. GUN METAL BLUE AND GOLD TONE BOTH OBVERSE AND REVERSE. THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS DOWN!
THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF THE TYPE 1 REVERSE. THE POINT OF THE STAR OVER THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS UP!
THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF THE TYPE 1 REVERSE. THE POINT OF THE STAR OVER THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS UP!
THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF THE TYPE 1 REVERSE. THE POINT OF THE STAR OVER THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS UP!
1892O 2ND REVERSE. BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN TONE AT THE RIMS AND ON THE REVERSE. THIS COIN IS ALSO GRANTED CAC THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS DOWN!
1892O 2ND REVERSE. BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN TONE AT THE RIMS AND ON THE REVERSE. THIS COIN IS ALSO GRANTED CAC THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS DOWN!
1892O 2ND REVERSE. BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN TONE AT THE RIMS AND ON THE REVERSE. THIS COIN IS ALSO GRANTED CAC THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS DOWN!
THIS TYPE 1 S MINT IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE OF A MARK FREE BLAST WHITE COIN. THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS UP!
THIS TYPE 1 S MINT IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE OF A MARK FREE BLAST WHITE COIN. THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS UP!
THIS TYPE 1 S MINT IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE OF A MARK FREE BLAST WHITE COIN. THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS UP!
BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE OF THIS TYPE 2 REVERSE. THE ORIGINAL HOLDER WAS ANACS GRADED MS61. OUR FRIENDS DECIDED IT WASN'T WORTHY OF THAT AND CALLED IT AU58 AT THE CROSSOVER. MY OPINION IS THEY ARE BOTH WRONG. THIS IS THE PREFECT EXAMPLE OF BUY THE COIN NOT THE HOLDER. TONING IS A RICH GUN METAL BLUE ON BOTH SIDES. THE POINT OF THE START ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS DOWN! Phenomenal 1892-S Barber Quarter MS66 1892-S 25C MS66 PCGS. Type Two Reverse. Apparently, because of its status as a first-year issue of the new Barber design, the 1892 Philadelphia quarter was saved in large numbers. With more than 1,000 Mint State pieces at PCGS alone, the '92-P is sometimes offered in grades as high as MS68. The 1892-O issue has a much smaller mintage, but it shows more than 500 Mint State pieces at NGC and PCGS combined. The 1892-S, however, is a different story altogether. NGC has graded only 60 Mint State specimens, with another 70 pieces at PCGS. This coin is among the eight highest graded examples at PCGS, save for one lone MS67 example; two coins at NGC are certified MS67 (6/06). As a further benchmark, our recent auction of the fabulous John C. Hugon Collection contained an MS66 1892-S, equal in grade to the present piece. Beneath the light, irregular gray-gold patina, with a dollop of russet, sunset-orange, and aquamarine on the reverse, the surfaces offer some prooflikeness and considerable cameo contrast with the well-frosted devices. This piece appears to be an early strike from fresh dies, and it shows none of the often-seen weakness at the upper right shield corner. Indeed, the strike is bold throughout. It appears that some tiny abrasions near the jawline are the only mentionable distraction, in whose absence this phenomenal coin might vie for an MS67 grade. (Registry values: N4719) (NGC ID# 23XV, PCGS# 5603)
BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE OF THIS TYPE 2 REVERSE. THE ORIGINAL HOLDER WAS ANACS GRADED MS61. OUR FRIENDS DECIDED IT WASN'T WORTHY OF THAT AND CALLED IT AU58 AT THE CROSSOVER. MY OPINION IS THEY ARE BOTH WRONG. THIS IS THE PREFECT EXAMPLE OF BUY THE COIN NOT THE HOLDER. TONING IS A RICH GUN METAL BLUE ON BOTH SIDES. THE POINT OF THE START ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS DOWN! Phenomenal 1892-S Barber Quarter MS66 1892-S 25C MS66 PCGS. Type Two Reverse. Apparently, because of its status as a first-year issue of the new Barber design, the 1892 Philadelphia quarter was saved in large numbers. With more than 1,000 Mint State pieces at PCGS alone, the '92-P is sometimes offered in grades as high as MS68. The 1892-O issue has a much smaller mintage, but it shows more than 500 Mint State pieces at NGC and PCGS combined. The 1892-S, however, is a different story altogether. NGC has graded only 60 Mint State specimens, with another 70 pieces at PCGS. This coin is among the eight highest graded examples at PCGS, save for one lone MS67 example; two coins at NGC are certified MS67 (6/06). As a further benchmark, our recent auction of the fabulous John C. Hugon Collection contained an MS66 1892-S, equal in grade to the present piece. Beneath the light, irregular gray-gold patina, with a dollop of russet, sunset-orange, and aquamarine on the reverse, the surfaces offer some prooflikeness and considerable cameo contrast with the well-frosted devices. This piece appears to be an early strike from fresh dies, and it shows none of the often-seen weakness at the upper right shield corner. Indeed, the strike is bold throughout. It appears that some tiny abrasions near the jawline are the only mentionable distraction, in whose absence this phenomenal coin might vie for an MS67 grade. (Registry values: N4719) (NGC ID# 23XV, PCGS# 5603)
BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE OF THIS TYPE 2 REVERSE. THE ORIGINAL HOLDER WAS ANACS GRADED MS61. OUR FRIENDS DECIDED IT WASN'T WORTHY OF THAT AND CALLED IT AU58 AT THE CROSSOVER. MY OPINION IS THEY ARE BOTH WRONG. THIS IS THE PREFECT EXAMPLE OF BUY THE COIN NOT THE HOLDER. TONING IS A RICH GUN METAL BLUE ON BOTH SIDES. THE POINT OF THE START ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS DOWN! Phenomenal 1892-S Barber Quarter MS66 1892-S 25C MS66 PCGS. Type Two Reverse. Apparently, because of its status as a first-year issue of the new Barber design, the 1892 Philadelphia quarter was saved in large numbers. With more than 1,000 Mint State pieces at PCGS alone, the '92-P is sometimes offered in grades as high as MS68. The 1892-O issue has a much smaller mintage, but it shows more than 500 Mint State pieces at NGC and PCGS combined. The 1892-S, however, is a different story altogether. NGC has graded only 60 Mint State specimens, with another 70 pieces at PCGS. This coin is among the eight highest graded examples at PCGS, save for one lone MS67 example; two coins at NGC are certified MS67 (6/06). As a further benchmark, our recent auction of the fabulous John C. Hugon Collection contained an MS66 1892-S, equal in grade to the present piece. Beneath the light, irregular gray-gold patina, with a dollop of russet, sunset-orange, and aquamarine on the reverse, the surfaces offer some prooflikeness and considerable cameo contrast with the well-frosted devices. This piece appears to be an early strike from fresh dies, and it shows none of the often-seen weakness at the upper right shield corner. Indeed, the strike is bold throughout. It appears that some tiny abrasions near the jawline are the only mentionable distraction, in whose absence this phenomenal coin might vie for an MS67 grade. (Registry values: N4719) (NGC ID# 23XV, PCGS# 5603)
OBVERSE DOUBLING-REPUNCHED DATE REVERSE REFERED TO AS TRD FS-801 THIS IS A FIRST REVERSE. THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS UP!
OBVERSE DOUBLING-REPUNCHED DATE REVERSE REFERED TO AS TRD FS-801 THIS IS A FIRST REVERSE. THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS UP!
OBVERSE DOUBLING-REPUNCHED DATE REVERSE REFERED TO AS TRD FS-801 THIS IS A FIRST REVERSE. THE POINT OF THE STAR ABOVE THE EAGLES HEAD POINTS UP!