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#	Date	Type/Variety	Rarity	Grade	TPG	Owner Comment
1	1838 No Drapery	-	4.0	AU55	PCGS	Warm gold-orange tints grace the fields of this charming Choice AU coin. The strike is bold, and only a touch of wear crosses the still-lustrous surfaces. Housed in a small-format PCGS holder.
2	1839 No Drapery	-	4.0	EF40	ANACS 3113349	Beautiful, colorful two-sided toner. Old small white holder.
3	1840-O No Drapery	-	3.0	AU50	PCGS 25115449	1-a (mintmark way left). Iridescent aqua blue toning made this a keeper. More luster than what appears from the photo. Stronger than normal strike for a New Orleans mintage known for weak strikes.
4	1840 With Drapery	-	4.0	AU53	PCGS 15249745	Transitional obverse 1-A. Choice coin with decent color. Weaker reverse noted on left leg/arrow/feathers.
5	1840-O With Drapery	-	4.0
6	1841	-	4.3	MS62	PCGS 8449002	1-A. Doubled Die Reverse showing doubling around the D of UNITED and STATES OF AME.... This strong speciman has original olive-gold color.
7	1841-O	-	3.3	AU50	PCGS 14531628	1-A
8	1842	-	5.3	MS62	PCGS 14531579	1-A. Deep creamy gray and smouldering purple ash toning envelops this intricately struck low mintage quarter. Mildly prooflike.
9	1842-O	-	4.3
10	1843	-	3.0	VF35	PCGS 27954827	1-A. Very scarce to rare variety with bisecting reverse cracks. Nice color with minimal marks.
11	1843-O	-	5.0
12	1844	-	3.0	AU55	PCGS 26420281	Ample luster on a sparkling golden beige obverse with hints of aqua on the reverse rim. A beautiful coin that crossed from ANACS 55 small holder. Some trivial marks limit the grade. Ex Greg Johnson
13	1844-O	-	4.0
14	1845	-	4.0	VF35	PCGS 26156160	3-C FS-301
15	1846	-	3.3	AU55	PCGS 16682076	A near mint state speciman purchased raw on Ebay. There are a few light wispy lines accross the obverse flats but not enough to deter PCGS of it\'s originality because of the ample remaining luster.
16	1847	-	3.0	EF45	PCGS 33336542	MPD FS-301
17	1847-O	-	5.3	AU50	PCGS 05026100	1-C
18	1848	-	5.0	EF45	PCGS 14490818	Triple date variety (Triple punched one and doubled eight). Coin in hand is awesome! A great strike. Nice original tone and a superior look with splashes of aqua-gold throughout.
19	1849	-	4.0	MS61	ANACS 2714203
20	1849-O	-	6.3
21	1850	-	4.0
22	1850-O	-	5.0	EF40	PCGS 15078938	1-A. Coin was formerly an ANACS 45 which made the crossover 40 criteria. The tone is a little blotchy on the obverse but it does have a fairly strong lower obverse rim; somewhat uncharacteristic for t
23	1851	-	5.0	MS61	PCGS 6699117	Coin from the Richmond Sale. Tough Unc. Nice coloring
24	1851-O	-	5.3
25	1852	-	4.3	EF45	PCGS 34922143	Picture is a little lighter than coin in hand but big time original skin on a mintage that was melted a lot due to the value of the silver being worth more than the face value. CAC
26	1852-O	-	6.0	EF40	PCGS 19763516	1-A, same as the 51-o, R6. The 1852-o has one of the lowest mintages for any quarter dollar produced in the 1850\'s. At 96,000 you\'d think there would be sufficient survivors but this does not se
27	1853 No Arrows	-	6.3
28	1853 Arrows and Rays	-	2.0	AU50	PCGS 82938845
29	1853-O Arrows and Rays	-	3.3	EF40	PCGS 14894275	2-C. Nice original look the way you\'d expect from a 40 grade.
30	1854 With Arrows	-	1.0	EF40	PCGS 16937942	I think this coin is strong for the grade but some chatter in the right obverse field coupled with grungy organics kept it out of a 45 holder. Interesting retained CUD on the reverse.
31	1854-O With Arrows	-	4.0
32	1855 With Arrows	-	3.0	VF35	PCGS 29627334
33	1855-O With Arrows	-	6.0	EF40	PCGS 28093624	1-A. A very original, and super tough example to find with a full obverse strike around the date. Splashes of luster tickle the eye throughout both sides. Non-existent with eye appeal that has even
34	1855-S With Arrows	-	4.3	AU53	PCGS 21009217	2c. A dusky mauve-gray piece with sharp details and subdued remaining luster. The surfaces are surprisingly clean. The only S-mint No Motto Arrows issue, and very scarce in better circulated grades. V
35	1856	-	1.0
36	1856-O	-	4.0	EF40	PCGS 15940565	Super deep sea-green toning doesn\'t show well in the photo\'s. The strike on the obverse has the typical weak head and top stars for this year. Conservatively graded for sure.
37	1856-S	-	5.0	F12	Uncertified
38	1857	-	2.0
39	1857-O	-	4.0	EF40	PCGS 26201456	What a nice looking mid-grade coin. Perfection is the how I describe this look with no marks and a superior circulated look. I don\'t think you can ask for anything else out of a 40 grade.
40	1857-S	-	5.0	EF40	PCGS 19763519	2-C (virtually imbedded mintmark),. Enjoyable dusty rose grey color that\'s not too dark. With a reported mintage of 82,000, the coin appears to be more readily available than the 56-s or 58-s. M
41	1858	-	1.0	EF45	PCGS 38870720	45+
42	1858-O	-	4.3
43	1858-S	-	5.3	VF30	PCGS 15107523	Die 1-A tougher of the two dies; although there is an unlisted \'far left mintmark\' that is rare.
44	1859	-	1.3
45	1859-O	-	4.3	EF45	PCGS 16090931	2-B (no obverse die lump on the rock next to Liberty\'s finger and small thin date numerals at their respective base) A beautiful double-sided toner with luster remaining in the devices. \\\\\
46	1859-S	-	6.0
47	1860	-	2.0	MS62	PCGS 12501313	Type II/Type I. Solid for the grade and a pretty good value for the price when you consider that it has the lowest MS population of any Philly date from 1853 Rays & Arrows through 1864 - a span of 12
48	1860-O	-	4.0
49	1860-S	-	6.3
50	1861	-	1.0	AU55	PCGS 26084831	Type II / Type II, common date/variety with exceptional toning!
51	1861-S	-	6.0
52	1862	-	4.0	AU58	PCGS 18722261	Aqua blue prooflike surfaces with a dusty mauve rose highlights on the obverse features. Reverse is incredible with a cameo look. Beautiful coin. CAC
53	1862-S	-	5.3
54	1863	-	4.0	VF30	PCGS 31510792	Nice surfaces with fairly clean fields even color and protected, crusty luster next to the devices.
55	1864	-	4.3	EF40	PCGS 11477441	Great olive gold color that is strong for the grade. Reverse is hammered.
56	1864-S	-	6.3
57	1865	-	4.0	AU50	PCGS 30435550	Choice, two sided toner that\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s been in an album for a long time. Great contrast. Neat civil war date and the last of the no motto quarters.
58	1865-S	-	4.3	VF35	PCGS 31938983
59	1866 With Motto	-	6.0
60	1866-S	-	5.0	VF35	PCGS 13600014	Briggs 1-A, the only known dies. A very original coin with attractive mauve toning that blankets each side of this Choice VF quarter. An appealing example of this desirable, scarce issue, without any
61	1867	-	5.0
62	1867-S	-	6.0	VF35	PCGS 20798652	1-A. Only one die pair known; same reverse die as 1866-s with a large die cut throught the lower loop of the mintmark. A very original mid-grade example.
63	1868	-	5.0
64	1868-S	-	5.0	VF30	PCGS 3795509	Prior PCGS VF35
65	1869	-	5.3	VF25	PCGS 18463792
66	1869-S	-	5.3
67	1870	-	5.0	MS62	PCGS 26390098	Deep velvety patina with muted luster.
68	1870-CC	-	7.0
69	1871	-	4.0
70	1871-CC	-	6.3
71	1871-S	-	4.3
72	1872	-	3.3	EF45	PCGS 18009572	1-A? Would you look at that album tone - whoa! Hard to locate due in part to the mass silver melt of 1873. Cheapest of the 72\'s to aquire as its western cousins bring moon money for all but the h
73	1872-CC	-	7.0
74	1872-S	-	6.0	AU55	PCGS 25377416
75	1873 No Arrows	-	4.3	EF45	PCGS 18605212	Open 3. Not available above XF. While it\'s mintage is 4x the closed variety, most of these 172k were melted at the mint I suspect. Just try and find one north of VF and problem fee. Underrated fo
76	1873 With Arrows	-	4.0
77	1873-CC With Arrows	-	7.0
78	1873-S With Arrows	-	4.3
79	1874 With Arrrows	-	4.0
80	1874-S With Arrows	-	3.3
81	1875	-	3.3
82	1875-CC	-	5.0	EF45	PCGS 29860424	Solid mid-grade of a tough date. Lustere on both sides and a nice even color that has a lot of pop under light.
83	1875-S	-	4.3
84	1876	-	1.0
85	1876-CC	-	3.0
86	1876-S	-	3.0
87	1877	-	2.0
88	1877-CC	-	3.3	MS64	PCGS 90090066	Obverse 4-D. The mintmarks small C\'s look like O\'s. Very original with total mint frost and aqua gold/copper toning. Exceptional eye appeal. CAC approved.
89	1877-S	-	3.0	AU53	PCGS 35696568
90	1878	-	3.3	AU53	PCGS 14490820	Under bright light at first glance this coin looks like a proof. Wonderful album toning coupled with mirrored fields.
91	1878-CC	-	4.0	EF40	PCGS 26030813	2-B. A pleasing mid-grade example with nice color and tone. Harder to locate that 76\\\\\\\' or 77\\\\\\\' but available.
92	1878-S	-	5.3	VF35	PCGS 38856201
93	1879	-	5.0
94	1880	-	5.0
95	1881	-	5.0
96	1882	-	5.0
97	1883	-	5.3
98	1884	-	5.0
99	1885	-	4.0
100	1886	-	5.0	AU58	ANACS 552746	OWH
101	1887	-	5.3
102	1888	-	5.0
103	1888-S	-	3.3	MS62	PCGS 13777716	Obverse 2-D. Dusty taupe toning.
104	1889	-	5.0
105	1890	-	4.0
106	1891	-	3.0	EF45	PCGS 28506089	Obverse 7-G; MPD 89 in the lower obverse denticles; a fairly rare variety.
107	1891-O	-	5.3
108	1891-S	-	3.3

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