A sharply struck example with light yellow-gold luster and excellent eye appeal. The Small Date type of this year is more plentiful than the Large Date variety.
PCGS Cert #15429302
PCGS / NGC Population: 13/43
A handsome example of this earlier date. Minor surface abrasions account for the grade, but there are no large bag marks usually associated with the MS 61 rating. Beautiful golden and coppery toning adorn both the obverse and reverse. Which leads me to this thought; this piece was probably struck with gold mined in the newly discovered fields of California. Remember, the San Francisco mint didn’t start production until 1854. A lot of coin for the money; and what a tale it could tell if it could speak.
PCGS Cert #3272420006
PCGS / NGC Population: 8/40 – 37/52 Higher
During the early 1850s, the influx of newly mined California gold ensured higher gold production at all the mints. The 1850 Quarter Eagle has one of the higher mintages of the series with 252,923. And although this seems large, availability in mint state grades are small. This is one of 41 graded by NGC with only 54 higher. A nice coin with that crusty originality.
NGC Cert #3272420006
PCGS / NGC Population:11/41
With a respectable original mintage of 1.3 million pieces, the 1851 is one of the more easily obtainable Quarter Eagles for the collector. A splendid example, both sides are satiny orange-gold in appearance which deepens near the rims.
PCGS Cert #3275568
PCGS / NGC Population: 42/60
Very well struck for the date. Both sides are very frosty and attractive. Bright and original with lovely reddish-orange color. This date becomes scarce in this grade and it is rare in Uncirculated.
NGC Cert #3192918001
PCGS / NGC Population:20/78
Despite a large mintage of 1.4 million pieces this is a very elusive issue even at the MS63 level.
This boldly impressed yellow-orange piece offers strong luster and carefully preserved surfaces. On the reverse there are several scratches on the holder, if you have problems viewing the coin, please give us a call for a better description.
PCGS Cert #12218088
PCGS / NGC Population: 99/126
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NGC Cert #3339841002
PCGS / NGC Population: 1/1 – 0/0 Higher
The ’54-O is one of the more sharply defined quarter eagles from this Southern branch mint, and the present example is no exception. Nice golden-orange coloration and well struck with nice luster, for an AU coin.
NGC Cert #5923410087
PCGS / NGC Population: 24/147
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PCGS Cert #25539673 
PCGS / NGC Population: 2/3 Higher: 3/2
CAC Population/Higher: 1/1
Issued during the first year of conflict in the “Civil War” and sporting the newly revised reverse.
Towards the end of 1861 the mint had basically suspended paying out any coins of intrinsic value, as the federal government needed all “hard” currency for the war effort. Public hoarding of the available specimens occurred, which accounts for the somewhat high survival rate for this issue. A near GEM example of United States coinage during those most difficult of times.
NGC Cert. #303645001
PCGS / NGC Population: 62/37 Higher: 30/7
Two reverses were minted in the years 1859, 1860 and 1861, although the New Reverse is more commonly seen. This coin offered here has the new modified reverse design with smaller letters and arrowheads. Amazing glowing luster lies beneath honey-gold patina.
PCGS Cert #15458551
PCGS / NGC Population: 85/155
Two reverses were minted in the years 1859, 1860 and 1861, although the New Reverse is more commonly seen. This coin offered here has the new modified reverse design with smaller letters and arrowheads. Amazing glowing luster lies beneath honey-gold patina.
PCGS Cert #16147491
PCGS / NGC Population: 72/55 Higher: 30/16
The scarcer of the two logo type varieties, as according to Breen the Closed 3 issue was produced only through February, 1873. The mint changed to the Open 3 design, believing the closed design looked too much like an “8”. Only 55,800 Closed 3 Quarter Eagles were minted. This example is 1 of 41 in to receive this grade with 9 higher. A wonderful representative with glowing golden surfaces.
PCGS Cert #15423347
PCGS / NGC Population: 41/36 – 9 higher
The more available of the two types minted in 1873. The mint changed to the Open 3 design, believing the closed design looked too much like an “8”. A highly lustrous example with glowing golden surfaces. One of only eight coins to receive this grade from NGC, with a single coin grading finer.
NGC # 3390978005
PCGS / NGC Population: 10/8 – Higher1/1
A handsome Later Date Liberty Quarter Eagle. Beautiful golden and coppery toning adorns both the obverse and reverse. The surfaces are extremely clean with only the most minor abrasions. Very scarce and desirable coin in this condition, a small mintage of only 2,545 and even in Mint State 64 there are only 15 coins with 12 higher.
PCGS Cert #06641569
PCGS / NGC Population: 15/8 Higher: 12/8
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PCGS Cert #18233348
PCGS / NGC Population: 50/45 Higher 4/25
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NGC Cert #1937694001
PCGS / NGC Population: 4/5 Higher: 2/10
CAC Population: 1/4
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PCGS Cert #18307826PCGS / NGC Population: 18/28 Higher 3/7
A handsome Later Date Liberty Quarter Eagle. Beautiful orange-gold toning adorns both the obverse and reverse. The surfaces are extremely clean with only the most minor abrasions. A Very desirable coin in this condition, PCGS has only graded 18 coins in this condition with 3 higher.
PCGS Cert #18307826
PCGS / NGC Population: 18/25 Higher: 3/7
CAC Population/Higher: 4/1
A great little near gem piece struck in the later part of the designs life span. A perfect coin for a date or type set.
PCGS Cert #21738597
PCGS / NGC Population: 131/145 Higher: 106/150
CAC Population/Higher: 10/17