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Lot # 4455 1858 Quarter Dollar, PR64+ Vivid Blue Toning 1858 25C PR64+ PCGS. Briggs 5-E. The Mint began marketing proof sets to the public in 1858, although the number of sets distributed is unknown. The Guide Book mintage of 300 coins is an estimate. This high-end near-Gem displays deep reflectivity in the fields beneath vivid ocean-blue and turquoise toning, with sharp detail throughout the satiny devices. Eye appeal is outstanding. Population: 15 in 64 (1 in 64+), 7 finer (7/22).(Registry values: P5) Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 23WK, PCGS# 5554, Greysheet# 5282)
Heritage Auctions 2019 July 11-14 Summer FUN Us Coins Signature Auction - Orlando #1297 (Lts#3472) 1861 25C PR65+ PCGS. Briggs 7-E. Most proof 1861 Seated Liberty quarters grade no finer than PR64. This rare Plus-designated Gem displays deeply reflective fields and vivid amber, blue, gold, and mint-green toning. A fully struck No Motto proof type coin, highly eye-appealing. Population: 8 in 65 (1 in 65+), 6 finer; 1 in 65 Cameo, 2 finer (5/19).(Registry values: P4) (NGC ID# 23WN, PCGS# 5557)
Stacks Bowers August 2018 ANA Auction, Lot #3162 1866 Liberty Seated Quarter. Motto. Proof-65 (PCGS). Iridescent cobalt blue, salmon pink and pale gold undertones backlight dominant copper and charcoal-gray patina on both sides of this richly original example. The premier Proof Liberty Seated quarter of the Motto design, survivors from this 725-piece issue are always in demand for specimen type purposes. PCGS Population: 12; 4 finer in this category (Proof-67 finest). PCGS# 5565. NGC ID: 23WX.
1867 25C PR66+ PCGS. Briggs 2-B. Heritage 2020 February 20-23 Long Beach Expo US Coins Signature Auction - Long Beach #1312, Lot #3640: A die lump on Liberty's drapery above the left edge of the 6 is diagnostic for 1867 proof quarters. The flashy fields, squared-off rims, and pinpoint-sharp strike are a few other indications that this coin was struck with special care. It is beautifully preserved and richly toned, with a full array of rainbow colors that flash when rotated under a good light. One of 625 proofs struck. Population: 13 in 66 (2 in 66+), 2 finer in non-Cameo (12/19).(Registry values: P2) (NGC ID# 23WY, PCGS# 5566) Provenance: EX: Bowers and Merena Rarities Sale, Lot #147 August 1999 EX: Heritage Auctions, Auction #1229, Lot #98519 October 2015 (Gardner Collection) as NGC Cert#369032-009 PF66 with Green CAC sticker EX: Heritage Auctions, Auction #1232, Lot #3866 February 2016 as PCGS Cert#25630444 PR66 EX: Heritage Auctions, Auction #1258, Lot #3640 August 2017 as PCGS Cert#25630444 PR66
EX: D.L. Hansen Collection Legend Rare Coin Auctions - The Regency Auction XIV October 2015 Lot #275 Fantastic toning envelopes the entire surface with deep blue through the fields and rose/gold centers. The blue flashes with greenish iridescence when examined under a light, and this handsome coin was clearly stored carefully in some favorable environment to become so perfectly toned. This kind of toning is generational and seldom found this attractive. One must also consider the outstanding quality of this coin with only one NGC PR67 graded higher.
Heritage Auctions, September 18-20, 2020 Auction #1319, Lot #7128: 1872 25C PR66 PCGS. Ex: Teich Family Collection. PCGS Population: (13/2). NGC Census: (9/2). CDN: $1,650 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS PR66. Mintage 950.(Registry values: P2) EX: Stacks Bowers November 2011 Baltimore Auction, Lot 5084: 1872 Liberty Seated Quarter. Proof-66 (PCGS). Exceptional russet-gold centers with deep blue and crimson at the rims of the obverse and reverse. Boldly struck and one of the finest of a mere 950 coined. Random die file lines course through the leaves, only seen on examples with strong mirrors and light toning. Elegant and desirable in every way.Numismatic Reflections by Q. David Bowers Premium Gem quality, another treasure from the Teich Family Collection.
Stacks Bowers Galleries August 2019 ANA - Session 2 - U.S. Coins Part 2 - Lot #1270 1873 Liberty Seated Quarter. No Arrows. Proof-65 (PCGS). Both obverse and reverse are dominated by patches of iridescent sapphire along with a blend of vibrant magenta and amber color. Frosty devices boldly perforate the mirrored fields on this absolutely outstanding toned Gem. With such exceptional colors and a clean appearance, the eye appeal is exceptional for the grade. PCGS# 5572. NGC ID: 23X6.
Great Collections Auctions Item ID 935182 (1/24/2021) PCGS PR65 CAC Old Green Holder Ex: Heritage Auctions Internet US Coin Auction #132045 (11/4/2020) 1876 25C PR65 PCGS CAC Ex: Heritage Auctions Internet US Coin Auction #132039 (9/23/2020) 1876 25C PR65 PCGS
Heritage Auctions 2018 April 25-29 CSNC US Coins Signature Auction - Chicago (1271) Lot#3305 1880 25C PR65 PCGS Secure. Briggs 2-B. Dusky orange-red centers cede to ruby-red and electric-blue margins. A fully struck and undisturbed Gem. The final Type One Reverse die variety, struck with an obsolete proof reverse first used in 1872. The die is easily recognized by a raised squiggly line through the left shield border.(Registry values: P1) (NGC ID# 23XC, PCGS# 5581)
EX: NGC Cert #4251135-004 (PF65) from the Rev. Dr. James. G. K. McClure Collection EX: Heritage Auctions 2016 June 8-12 Long Beach Expo US Coins Signature Auction - Long Beach #1236 Lot#3718 - 1889 25C PR65 NGC (NGC Cert#4251135-004). Briggs 2-B. Splashes of lavender in the left field accent mint-green and rose-gold toning elsewhere on the obverse of this Gem proof, while the reverse displays concentric lemon-gold, blue, and violet hues. The obverse stars are weak, but the central motifs are bold. The availability of the 1889 proof quarter declines above the PR65 level. Census: 25 in 65, 34 finer (4/16). From The Rev. Dr. James G. K. McClure Collection.(Registry values: P1) (NGC ID# 44CX, PCGS# 5590)
Stacks Bowers Galleries March 2020 Auction, Lot #3066 LOT DESCRIPTION Beautiful Gem Proof 1891 Quarter Only 8 Finer 1891 Liberty Seated Quarter. Proof-66 (PCGS). CAC. A pretty piece with undeniable originality to the surfaces, the obverse exhibits iridescent copper-apricot toning that appears to drift toward the rim. For the more boldly toned reverse we note dominant antique copper patina with subtle cobalt blue highlights to the central devices. Bright, reflective and uncommonly well preserved for this final year issue in the proof Liberty Seated quarter series. Among the finer survivors from this mintage of 600 pieces. Just eight coins have been certified finer by PCGS in this category. Provenance: From the Harrington Collection. Earlier ex our November 2011 Baltimore Auction, lot 2094. PCGS Population: 18; 8 finer. PCGS# 5592. NGC ID: 23XP.
Auction# 1371 Lot# 3492 1867 Seated Liberty Half Dollar, PR66 Stunning Iridescent Toning 1867 50C PR66 PCGS. This gorgeous Premium Gem proof Seated Liberty half dollar features deep magenta toning that gradually changes to violet and blue at the borders. The design elements are sharply detailed throughout. Although undesignated, clear cameo contrast is evident beneath the toning. This stunning piece is among the finest that PCGS has certified. Population: 10 in 66 (1 in 66+), 0 finer (11/23). Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 27U2, PCGS# 6425, Greysheet# 6467)
EX: NGC Cert #1501733-003 (PF66) EX: Heritage Auctions 2011 October 13-16 US Coins Signature Auction - Pittsburgh #1160 Lot #3784 - 1880 50C NGC PF66 (NGC Cert#1501733-003) 1880 50C PR66 NGC. A stunning Premium Gem with more appeal than any coin deserves. This amazing proof is boldly defined with mirrored fields around lustrous devices, all beneath gold, violet, and cobalt-blue toning on each side. This piece should be assigned the Cameo designation, although the toning prevents that classification. Census: 25 in 66, 9 finer (9/11). (NGC ID# 27UF, PCGS# 6441)
Auction 63222 Lot 92224 Seated Liberty Coinage from the Stephenville Collection