1936 Washington Quarter PCGS PR66 (CAC)

Washington Quarters were minted from 1932 – 1964 with a composite of .900 silver and .100 copper with 1936 being the first year proofs were minted. Under the Coinage Act of 1965, the composition of dimes, quarters and half dollars was changed to either eiliminate or reduce the silver content, and using copper and nickel. Iridescent rainbow hues frame Washington’s portrait leaving the centers untoned.

PCGS Cert #15630136

PCGS / NGC Population: 113/133 – 8 Higher

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1936 Washington Quarter PCGS PR66 (CAC)

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PCGS Cert #9600477

PCGS / NGC Population: 112/150 Higher: 8/21
CAC Population: 18/3

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1938 Washington Quarter NGC PR68*

In 1931 Laura Gardin Fraser won the competition for the new Quarter Design, but was refused twice by Trasury Secretary Andrew Mellon. In 1932 Odgen Mills succeeded Mellon and approved a design by John Flannagan, the design that is still used today. This 1938 Washington Quarter offered here is striking. Bluish tones glow near the peripheries, leaving the centers untoned and perfect. Only 8045 proof coins were minted but not a single coin has been graded higher than this PR68. The star designation attests to its wonderful eye-appeal.

NGC Cert #1921315006
PCGS / NGC Population: 2/12 – None Higher

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1938 Washington Quarter PCGS MS67

Exceptional luster emanates beneath satiny surfaces. Well struck with shimmering pastel iridescent surfaces that have green and bluish color at the peripheries. Exceptionally clean and pleasing to the eye.

PCGS Cert #18479729

PCGS / NGC Population: 28/55 Higher 0/1

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1938-S Washington Quarter NGC MS65 (CAC)

Dazzling surfaces show colorful iridescence on both sides of this John Flanagan design. From 1885 to 1890, Flanagan was a studio assistant to Augustus St. Gaudens.

NGC Cert #3217398003
PCGS / NGC Population: 717/405 – 259 Higher

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1939 Washington Quarter NGC PR65

In 1931 Laura Gardin Fraser won the competition for the new Quarter Design, but was refused twice by Trasury Secretary Andrew Mellon. In 1932 Odgen Mills succeeded Mellon and approved a design by John Flannagan, the design that is still used today. This 1939 Washington Quarter offered here is striking. Flecks of gold are seen on the center but are surrounded by intense mahogany rims.

NGC Cert #148484015
PCGS / NGC Population: 591/310 Higher: 628/545

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1939 Washington Quarter PCGS PR66 (CAC)

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PCGS Cert #18430792

PCGS / NGC Population: 505/384 Higher 125/167

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1940 Washington Quarter NGC PR67 (CAC)

This Washington Quarter is pristine and boasts highly reflective fields. An overlay of gold blankets both sides with iridescent rainbow tones peeking through the borders.

NGC Cert #3171253001

PCGS / NGC Population: 152/189 – 2/21 Higher

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1940-D Washington Quarter NGC MS66 (CAC)

Washington Quarters were minted from 1932 – 1964 with a composite of .900 silver and .100 copper with 1936 being the first year proofs were minted. Under the Coinage Act of 1965, the composition of dimes, quarters and half dollars was changed to either eiliminate or reduce the silver content, and using copper and nickel. Iridescent hues touch both sides.

NGC Cert #203813021

PCGS / NGC Population: 283/245 – Higher 20/39

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1940-D Washington Quarter PCGS MS66

Designed by John Flanagan, a New York sculptor who was a studio assistant to Augustus St. Gaudens from 1885 to 1890. Smooth satiny surfaces glisten with pastel hues that are pleasing to the eye.

PCGS Cert #25544518

PCGS / NGC Population: 290/254 Higher: 21/39
CAC Population: 20/5

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1940-D Washington Quarter PCGS MS66 (CAC)

This Washington Quarter is pristine and boasts highly reflective fields. An overlay of gold blankets both sides with iridescent rainbow tones peeking through.

PCGS Cert #06612387

PCGS / NGC Population: 282/243 Higher 20/38

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1942 Washington Quarter PCGS PR66 (CAC)

An immaculate example, possessing a faint pearlescent patina and flawless surfaces. The design elements are sharply struck, with nice definition apparent on the eagle’s claws and the lines in the fasces.

PCGS Cert #16602121

PCGS / NGC Population: 910/653 – 152 Higher

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1942 Washington Quarter PCGS PR66 (CAC)

An immaculate example, possessing a faint pearlescent patina and flawless surfaces. The design elements are sharply struck, with nice definition apparent on the eagle’s claws and the lines in the fasces.

PCGS Cert #20177402

PCGS / NGC Population: 944/688 Higher: 161/226
CAC Population: 64/32

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1944-S Washington Quarter PCGS MS67 (CAC)

Exceptional luster emanates beneath satiny surfaces. Well struck with shimmering pastel iridescent surfaces that have green and bluish color at the peripheries. Exceptionally clean and pleasing to the eye.

PCGS Cert #16948989

PCGS / NGC Population: 78/249 – 2 Higher

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1946-S Washington Quarter PCGS MS66+ (CAC)

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PCGS Cert #19819823

PCGS / NGC Population: 2/11 Higher: 98/316
CAC Population/Higher: 9/9

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1947-S Washington 25c PCGS MS67

This Superb Gem has exceptional luster and frosty surfaces. Toned in an array of golden-green and deep-rose.

PCGS Cert #06753890
PCGS / NGC Population: 128/616

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1951 Washington Quarter NGC PR65 Cameo

A carefully preserved Washington Quarter, and highly elusive with this type of toning. Brilliant sea-blue and amber swirl though-out the obverse and reverse.

NGC Cert #166627002

PCGS / NGC Population: 33/39

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1956 Washington Quarter PCGS PR66 Deep Cameo

In 1931 Laura Gardin Fraser won the competition for the new Quarter Design, but was refused twice by Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon. In 1932 Odgen Mills succeeded Mellon and approved a design by John Flannagan, the design that is still used today. This 1956 Washington Quarter offered here is striking. Deep watery fields are the setting for the crisp cameo devices.

PCGS Cert #15928722

PCGS / NGC Population: 25/16 Higher 240/243

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