1807 25C FR2 认证号20374336, PCGS号5316

When John Quincy Adams wasn't busy fighting slavery or skinny-dipping in the Potomac, he reveled in gardening - even raising his own vegetables on the grounds of the White House. The accumulated dirt along the devices of this Quarter arrived at the present location over 200 years ago as John Quincy fumbled through his pockets after a tough day fighting moral injustices and tending to the tomatoes. This piece is as original as a 200 year-old coin can get, carrying enough grime to grow its own crops.

Ron Guth

The 1807 Quarter Dollar has the largest mintage of all the Draped Bust Quarter Dollars, but it is nowehere near the most common.  In terms of the number of coins graded by PCGS, only the 1796 and 1804 Quarters have lower populations.  Fortunately, collectors saved a sufficient number of Mint State examples such that the PCGS CoinFacts Condition Census is now filled with MS64 to MS65 examples.

Most examples of this date show clashmarks (sometimes evidence of multiple clashings) and weak strikes at the peripheries.  It is doubtful if a fully struck example exists.