Auction Sales - Gerry Fortin Rare Coins

GFRC Online Auctions

The Connoisseur's Auction Sale Series

Mike's Seated Quarters - Part 1

and

AU Early Walking Liberty Halves

May 2 - 9, 2026

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Call Matt at (917) 727-1893 or Darrell at (929) 322-4953 to Schedule

Welcome to a GFRC Online Auctions Connoisseur's Series auction sales featuring Mike's Seated Quarters (Part 1) and a small group of AU Early Walking Liberty Halves. We've known both consignors for some years as collectors. Mike has spent significant time and resources working on his complete Liberty Seated Quarters set that is listed in the PCGS Registry as the fourth all-time highest graded set. That is saying a lot! This is the first part of his Seated Quarters set with rare and scarce dates abound that are not normally seen in these grades with this kind of eye appeal. We're honored that Mike chose GFRC to sell his impressive set. The group of AU Early Walking Liberty Halves is from a new consignor to GFRC. There are a few of the San Francisco issues as well as the key 1921 and 1921-D half dollars included with this offering.

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Photo	Type	Date Grade	TPG	Variety GFRC Rating	Description	Reserve/High Bid	Bid
	Seated 25C	1838 AU55	PCGS 32989548	Choice	Ex. Star City. CAC has endorsed 1 at this grade and 6 at AU58. This is a popular first year issue with the Open Claws (Briggs-1A) reverse. Well struck for an 1838 with fully formed stars and good detail on Liberty's head. Nice originality with light grey pastel toning and good underlying luster. Smooth unmarked surfaces other than an unobtrusive light scratch below ST in STATES.	Winning Bid: $2305 # of Bids: 2 Unique Bid Number: 39329	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1840-O With Drapery AU58+	PCGS 39317832	Gem	PCGS-AU58+ CAC! PCGS Population of just 2 in 58+. CAC has endorsed 8 at the 58 grade with only 3 higher. This is the ultimate PCGS Everyman Set Registry Coin! If you told me (DL) this coin was an MS62, I wouldn't blink as there is no obvious wear on Miss Liberty's leg or knee. What might look like slight wear might just be strike related since the head isn't fully detailed nor is the eagle's left facing leg. Luster is excellent. The coin is very clean with the only blemishes beng two or three light handling lines on the right obverse field.	Winning Bid: $3805 # of Bids: 4 Unique Bid Number: 59760	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1841 AU58	PCGS 32227211	Choice	Well Struck. Nice Luster. PCGS Population of 6. One of the better P-mint dates for No Motto quarters with a mintage of 120,000. This well struck coin has nice luster. The color is an attractive pale mauve grey. Only small marks none of which are of note.	Reserve $1950 Not Met	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1843 AU55	PCGS 42170073	Choice	Fascinating Reverse Die Break. This lightly circulated coin is well struck with mostly brilliant white surfaces with nice light peripheral toning. There is a large die break on the reverse from the rim though IC in AMERICA widening in the field and ending on the eagle's right facing wing. Only a few small marks and handling lines.	Winning Bid: $780 # of Bids: 2 Unique Bid Number: 27490	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1847 EF45	PCGS 45000512	Gem	Beautifully Dual-Side Toning. Few XF coins have toning this attactive. Hues of magenta, orange, yellow, and blue envelope the obverse. The reverse has concentric tonining of magenta, yellow-orange, and greenish blue. Like most coins in Mike's set, there are few marks of consequence. This is one of the most inexpensive lots in this auction but is one of the best looking.	Winning Bid: $976 # of Bids: 6 Unique Bid Number: 69395	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1848 AU55	PCGS 36605321	Choice	Somewhat Prooflike Fields. CAC has endorsed 5 at this grade and 5 at AU58. One of the better dated P-mint quarters with a mintage of 146,000. The fields are somewhat prooflike and highly lustrous and are lighty toned in grey with gold at the peripheries. It is generally well struck with only slight weakness on the eagle's left facing leg. There is a thin scratch from star 13 to Miss Liberty's foot and one from the second S in STATES on the reverse.	Winning Bid: $2000 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 41816	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1850 AU50	PCGS 22028894	Gem	Color Alert! This is certainly in the top 3 toned 1850 quarters I have seen at any grade. The rims are concentrically toned a luscious orange, yellow, green and blue with centers that are indigo and violet. It is just missing some red to complete the rainbow. The toning is more intense on the reverse. The coin is well struck. There are some inconspicous marks on the left obverse field and to the left of the eagle's beak, but the overall look is a joy to behold.	Winning Bid: $2300 # of Bids: 5 Unique Bid Number: 52477	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1851-O EF45	PCGS 42170358	Gem	Enough Superlatives Cannot be Hurled at this Coin. CAC has endorsed 23 in all grades with 2 at this grade and 4 coins higher. A very tough CAC coin in XF or higher. There are two XF45 CAC coins. We are familiar with the other XF45 CAC which is nice, but it doesn't hold a candle against this coin. The toning is spectacular with the reverse being out of this world! There are a few light marks on each side, but nothing distracting. This coin will definitely sell as the reserve is low and the interest is high. We predict a strong bid will be required to capture this prize. Good luck to the bidders.	Winning Bid: $6250 # of Bids: 2 Unique Bid Number: 83262	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1852-O EF40	CACG 739243578	Gem	Only Opportunity for an XF or Higher CAC Endorsement! CAC has endorsed 23 in all grades with this being the only XF40 and 2 coins higher (XF45, MS62). If you are looking for a CAC XF or higher coin, this is your only chance as the XF45 CAC and MS62 CAC coins are locked away and will not be available for a long time. The coin is an attractive pastel color and is strictly original. The grade is spot on. 1852-O quarters are among the weakest struck Seated quarters. As usual, the eagle's left facing wing and arrow nock are somewhat flat. This coin is smooth for an 1852-O quarter with just an obverse mark under star 5 and a thin mark above the eagle's neck on the reverse. Ths is another coin that has seen strong interest and we would not be surprised to see a record price.	Winning Bid: $6250 # of Bids: 2 Unique Bid Number: 76490	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1853 Arrows & Rays AU53	PCGS OGH 1434014	Choice	Well Struck. In a PCGS Gen. 3.0 (1990-1993) OGH holder. Well struck. This is a lustrous and mostly brilliant copper grey coin that has a very original look. Clean surfaces too.	Winning Bid: $1127 # of Bids: 2 Unique Bid Number: 70131	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1853 No Arrows VF30	PCGS 37592481	Choice	The Key P-mint. CAC has endorsed 26 in all grades with 3 in this grade and 15 coins higher (5 VF35-AU58, 10 Uncs). This is another difficult date to find with CAC approval and is a key date in the Seated quarter series. The coin is strictly original and has nice charcoal grey toning. The coin has excellent detail for the grade. There are a couple of minor old lines in the obverse fields and the reverse is really mark free and unusually smooth for this issue.	Winning Bid: $5521 # of Bids: 2 Unique Bid Number: 84962	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1854-O Arrows AU55	PCGS 42170075	Choice	Near Gem. Orignal white with creamy luster. There is light wear on the reverse on the eagle's wings and a touch of wear on Miss Liberty's head, but Miss Liberty's leg doesn't show much wear. Some dirt encrusted on both sides confirm the originality.	Winning Bid: $950 # of Bids: 2 Unique Bid Number: 38176	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1855 Arrows MS63+	PCGS 32923636	Choice	Excellent Frosty Luster. A nice example of the With Arrows type with excellent frosty luster. There are traces of bluish and golden toning towards the obverse rims. The strike is uneven with Miss Liberty's head fully struck, but stars 1-3 are quite flat. The reverse is very clean and likely MS65.	Winning Bid: $1750 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 71620	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1855-S AU50	PCGS 37326061	Choice	Above Average Surfaces for this Date. PCGS Population of 4 with 11 graded AU53-AU58. No XF or AU coin has ever been endorsed by CAC! This is a well-struck dark grey example of a date difficult to find in higher circulated grades. There are more prominent handling lines on the right obverse field. Compared to other XF and AU examples of this date we have seen from PCGS/NGC, the surfaces are above average as this date just doesn't come nice.	Winning Bid: $1750 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 72817	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1856 MS64	PCGS Rattler 5083620	Choice	PCGS Rattler. In a PCGS Gen. 1.2 (1986-1989) Rattler holder. An original white coin with strong creamy luster. Both sides are clean with hardly any disturbances. It is decently struck with some weakness at the center of Miss Liberty and the eagle's left facing wing and arrow nock. There are a few toning streaks on the obverse but the eye appeal is strong due to the stunning originality.	Reserve $1750 Not Met	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1856-O AU58	PCGS 42170076	Choice	Smooth Fields. PCGS Population of 18. Nicely struck with light magenta toning on the rims with lustrous golden toning at the centers. The fields are very smooth with only a few very minor marks. Barely any wear except for light rub on Miss Liberty's thighs and the eagle's right facing wing.	Winning Bid: $1550 # of Bids: 3 Unique Bid Number: 21626	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1857-S EF45	PCGS 38189165	Choice	Honest Even Wear. CAC has endorsed only 32 in all grades with 4 at this grade and 14 coins higher (9 AU, 5 Uncs). Nice originality on this medium grey example of this better date. Well struck with honest even wear on both sides. It is a pleasant surprise that there are few marks on a coin with 15 points of wear.	Winning Bid: $3250 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 87767	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1858-O AU58	PCGS 42170077	Choice	Near Gem. PCGS Population of 12. CAC has endorsed 4 at this grade with just 3 higher. Excellent luster and strike on this light grey example. The only mark of note is an inconspicous reed mark to the left of the eagle's beak which caused us to rate this as a near gem as everything else about the coin is gem.	Winning Bid: $3788 # of Bids: 4 Unique Bid Number: 76425	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1858-S EF45	PCGS 35479623	Choice	Tough Date in XF. A better date that is difficult to find in XF or higher grades. This is a medium grey example that is well struck with muted luster. Bluish toning envelopes the obverse stars and date and the reverse legend. There are two light scrapes in the center of Miss Liberty.	Reserve $3500 Not Met	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1860 AU55	PCGS OGH 6411225	Choice	Barely Any Wear. In a PCGS Gen. 3.0 (1990-1993) OGH holder. This coin has good luster on golden toned surfaces that show hardly any wear. A few light contact marks in the right obverse field but excellent overall eye appeal.	Winning Bid: $1150 # of Bids: 2 Unique Bid Number: 78859	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1860-S VF30	PCGS OGH 5241887	Gem	Difficult in VF CAC or Higher. In a PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) OGH holder. CAC has endorsed 4 in this grade with just 5 graded higher. Out of the 5 graded higher, one of the two XF40 coins, the AU58 example, and the 2 MS61 (same coin) examples are locked up. There may not be an opportunity to improve upon this OGH VF30 CAC coin. 60-S quarters are mostly found very worn (AG, G, VG) and with problems. Finding a VF or higher CAC coin is difficult and this opportunity should not be overlooked. This light grey coin is strictly original and smooth for the grade.	Winning Bid: $8250 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 19724	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1863 MS64	PCGS 45196399	Gem	Superb Luster! CAC has endorsed 6 at this grade and 13 coins higher. Fabulous luster on this brilliant white coin. This Civil War date is superbly struck. The obverse shows some light die clashing. Light die striations can be seen on the prooflke reverse. A few small ticks can be found but this coin is close to the next grade.	Reserve $4000 Not Met	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1864 MS62	PCGS 27741440	Choice	No Noticeable Marks. CAC has endorsed just this coin at this grade and 15 coins at MS64 or higher. A nicely struck Civil War era coin with no noticeable marks. Toning is mostly brownish with traces of purple on the reverse near QUAR. DOL. The luster on the reverse is excellent, but muted on the obverse which probably kept this coin from a higher grade. Some die clashing can be seen on the reverse.	Reserve $3000 Not Met	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1864-S EF40	PCGS 42170359	Choice	Key Date. The Civil War coin is a key date in the Seated quarter series with a mintage of only 20,000. This coin is decently struck and has a nice original look. Surfaces are a medium grey with a bit of crust in the devices. The obverse is smooth. On the reverse there are some minor marks above the last facing eagle's wing and that is it. This coin looks like an "almost CAC quality coin" and may be obtained at a substantial discount from what a CAC coin would cost.	Winning Bid: $5500 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 69162	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1865-S VF20	PCGS 41554137	Choice	Near Gem. CAC has endorsed a minuscule 17 in all grades with just this coin at this grade and 11 higher. This is a strictly original coin of a date that normally comes with surface issues. It is refreshingly smooth for a well circulated coin. This coin is essentially a gem coin with the slight weakness at the top of the date leading to the near gem rating. A very difficult coin to find with CAC endorsement.	Winning Bid: $2050 # of Bids: 5 Unique Bid Number: 47967	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1866-S VF20	PCGS 39601607	Choice	Rare in VF CAC or Higher. CAC has endorsed 19 in all grades with 2 at this grade and 8 higher (7 VF25-VF35, 1 AU53). With a mintage of only 28,000 and a low survival rate of problem free coins, the 1866-S is usually one of the very last holes to fill when building a CAC set of Seated quarters. This Reconstruction date coin is medium grey with nice surfaces, clean rims and excellent detail. The reverse is easily gem quality. The obverse has a few toned over light lines. A rare and outstanding example that many collectors need.	Winning Bid: $4000 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 89385	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1868 VF35	PCGS 84686520	Choice	Underrated Date. CAC has endorsed 19 in all grades with 4 at this grade and 11 higher (6 XF40-AU58, 5 Uncs). This Reconstruction Era coin displays nice originality with medium gray surfaces. Only 28,000 minted. Perfectly graded with wear that is just a tad below XF. An underrated date which is underpriced by the guides in the middle circulated grades.	Winning Bid: $1350 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 27343	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1869-S VF25	PCGS 41554117	Choice	Better Date S-Mint. From a mintage of 76,000, this is an original looking coin with light grey surfaces. There are thin light scratches straddling the 6 in the date and a mark to the left of star 12 that would probably disqualify from CAC endorsement. The reverse is quite smooth.	Reserve $775 Not Met	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1871 AU55	PCGS 37169017	Choice	Just 3 in AU CAC. CAC has endorsed 19 in all grades with 2 at this grade and 7 higher (1 AU58, 6 Uncs). This is one of just three AU CAC coins that exists and certainly a rare opportunity. This golden toned coin is lustrous and well struck.The obverse has one small scratch to the left of Miss Liberty's head. The reverse is gem quality.	Winning Bid: $1879 # of Bids: 7 Unique Bid Number: 79652	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1871-CC G4	CACG 424669958	Choice	Rare with a CAC Endorsement CAC has endorsed 12 in all grades with 2 at this grade (the other is locked up) and 6 higher. Out of the 6 higher, 2 are G6, 2 are VF (both locked up), 1 AU55 that just sold for $115K, 1 MS65 (locked up). This is an important opportunity to acquire a CAC endorsed 1871-CC quarter. Even one of the Fair-2 CAC coins sold for $26,400 in 2022. The 1871-CC and 1872-S quarters have the fewest examples endorsed by CAC for Seated quarters with only 12. The 1871-CC also has the extra dimension of being in high demand by Carson City collectors. For a Good-4, it has excellent detail with BER fully visibile and parts of the I and T also visible. The rims are full and the eagle's shield is well defined. This one is typical of conservative CACG grading since in the past, this coin would have graded VG and even in today's strict grading environment, one could argue it should grade Good-6. The coin is strictly original and for a Good coin, it is nicely smooth. Take a look at this coin at Central States if you are looking at lots.	Winning Bid: $19501 # of Bids: 3 Unique Bid Number: 40668	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1871-S MS62	PCGS 47987547	Choice	Near Gem. PCGS Population of 5 with 10 higher graded. My (DL) former set coin. It was purchased from the DLRC Richmond Collection in 2005 in an NGC-62 holder and kept for 10 years until it was sold into a friend's collection of Seated quarters that ultimately was sold to purchase the legendary 1795 Sheldon-79 large cent. Since then, it has been crossed into a PCGS-62 holder and looks much better in this holder. The luster is superb on this well struck coin.The toning is a rust color that doesn't impact the luster.There are traces of light rub on the obverse which explains the grade as there are no marks of note. The reverse show no wear. This is one of the best dates in the Seated quarter series.	Reserve $9500 Not Met	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1872-CC F15	PCGS 81238896	Choice	Good Originality and Detail. The 1872-CC and 1872-S quarters are considered the fourth or fifth toughest dates in the Seated quarter series behind the big 3 of 1870-CC, 1871-CC and 1873-CC with arrows. From an absolute rarity, my (DL) opinion is that the 1872-CC is fourth. This coin displays nice originality and is far more original than most in straight graded holders. The detail is good for a Fine-15 coin. The diagnostic diagonal line towards the bottom of the shield to authenticate 1872-CC quarters is worn, but plainly visible. There are two old, toned over lines on the obverse mentioned for accuracy. One is vertical from star 7 and another one runs from Miss Liberty's thigh to the Y in the shield.	Reserve $6000 Not Met	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1872-S VF25	PCGS 47987548	Choice	Rarest S-Mint Seated Quarter. The 1872-S quarter is clearly the toughest S-Mint Seated quarter in terms of absolute rarity, and even more so in terms of surface quality. This medium grey coin displays good originality. The stars and reverse legend shows traces of dirt surrounding the devices. There are some marks, but nothing noteworthy. For a non-CAC VF 72-S quarter, you will be hard-pressed to find a nicer looking example than this one.	Winning Bid: $7250 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 53357	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1873-CC With Arrows VG10	PCGS 81721530	Choice	Key Date with CAC! CAC has endorsed 14 in all grades with just this one at this grade and 7 higher (5 are locked up). One of the big 3 CC Seated quarters, this 1873-CC with arrows has strong detail for the grade. It is close to having a full LIBERTY with just the top of the L and bottom of the Y being worn. This coin is strictly original which is very difficult to find for this issue. There are some old marks on the obverse including a mark on Miss Liberty's chest and some smaller toned over scratches in the right obverse field. The reverse has few marks with just a thin line from the eagle's neck to the shield. A rare opportunity to add a CAC example of this tought date to your collection. Finding a higher grade CAC coin of this date will be difficult and much more expensive.	Winning Bid: $21511 # of Bids: 2 Unique Bid Number: 98224	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1874-S Arrows MS64	PCGS 13144482	Choice	Clean Fields. This is a brilliant white coin with strong frosty luster making this an excellent example of the With Arrows type. The Arrows were added in 1873 and 1874 to denote a slightly lower silver content than previous years. Well struck with clean fields. A few very small marks are seen within Miss Liberty. The reverse is an easy gem.	Winning Bid: $2751 # of Bids: 2 Unique Bid Number: 41215	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1875 AU58	PCGS 45196401	Choice	Undipped. A light grey undipped example of this common date with nice luster and only the slightest amount of wear. Some strike weakness can be found on the stars. Clean surfaces other than a small patch of lines to the right of the hand holding the Phrygian cap.	Winning Bid: $400 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 27357	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1875-S AU58	PCGS 19656127	Choice	Surprisingly Tough to Find with CAC. PCGS Population of 13. CAC has endorsed 25 in all grades with 4 at this grade and 11 higher. This is a surprisingly difficult date to find with CAC endorsement. With only 25 stickered, this number is similar to or even lower in comparison to several of the much better dates in the series. Light grey with some light copper highlights. This nicely struck coin has superb luster for an AU58. There are some marks on the left obverse field near stars 2 - 4.	Winning Bid: $1670 # of Bids: 2 Unique Bid Number: 91016	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1876 MS64	PCGS Rattler 7070895	Choice	Rattler. In a PCGS Gen. 1.2 (1986-1989) Rattler holder. Very original with traces of yellow and light blue toning around the devices of this centennial year coin. Some strike weakness in stars 1-4. There is an interesting die break through STATES OF AMERICA at the top of the letters. Marks are consistent with the MS64 grade.	Winning Bid: $1250 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 49127	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1876-CC MS64	PCGS 50775476	Gem	Very Attractive CC. Attractive blue and rust rim toning enhances the appeal of this highly lustrous Carson City coin. Well struck with die clashing throughout the obverse. Die breaks can be seen throughout the obverse stars and through some of the letters on the reverse. The surfaces are very clean with hardly any marks. If you are looking for a very attractive Carson City type coin, this could be for you.	Winning Bid: $2300 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 87760	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1876-S Ex. Eliasberg MS62	CACG 669265819	Choice	Ex-Eliasberg. In a CACG holder with a (L)egacy designation. This is a legendary pedigree in US numismatics as Louis Eliasberg is the only person to ever have a complete date and mintmark set of US coins. Obvious originality and well struck. The toning is orange and brown. This coin would probably grade at least MS64 if it wasn't for a patch of handling lines in the obverse area between stars 8 and 9 where the Phrygian cap is.	Winning Bid: $1007 # of Bids: 3 Unique Bid Number: 35144	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1877 MS64	PCGS 50775477	Gem	Color Alert! This coin is a work of art and is difficult to put down. It is well struck with excellent luster. But it is the dazzling color that makes it memorable. The obverse has blue rims surrounding golden toning around the stars that lightens closer to the center. The reverse toning is immaculate with luscious yellow green toning around vibrant blue toning and a magenta center. Has the overall look of a higher grade.	Winning Bid: $2077 # of Bids: 3 Unique Bid Number: 73089	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1877-CC MS63	PCGS 3809501	Choice	Ex-Navy Mustang. Excellent luster on this well struck coin. The obverse is untoned and the reverse has brownish magenta color throughout the reverse. Repunching of 77 in the date can be seen. There is a fascinating die clash on the reverse under the eagle's beak where the Liberty's shield can be seen. You can even see some letters of LIBERTY in it! The mark on the left obverse field keeps this coin as an MS63.	Winning Bid: $1800 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 17193	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1878 MS63	PCGS OGH 4267849	Choice	Prooflike Surfaces. In a PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) OGH holder. Well struck, this is mostly an untoned coin with light brown toning towards the rims on prooflike surfaces. The fields are quite clean for an MS63. There are a few small whitish dots on the right obverse field that might be dip residue.	Winning Bid: $624 # of Bids: 2 Unique Bid Number: 29122	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1881 MS65	PCGS 43086715	Choice	Near Gem. Excellent luster on this mostly untoned coin. The flashy fields are devoid of any noticeable marks. The coin is struck well with the exception of weakness in stars 4-6.	Winning Bid: $2400 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 55066	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1882 MS64	PCGS 42170079	Gem	Hardly Any Marks. A brilliant frostly white coin with good luster and strike. There are hardly any marks on this coin. Some die clashing can be seen on the reverse. This coin is cleaner than some coins graded MS65.	Winning Bid: $2584 # of Bids: 4 Unique Bid Number: 32014	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1886 MS64	PCGS OGH 6545765	Gem	Rarest P-Mint from 1879-1890. In a PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) OGH holder. With a mintage of just 5,000, this is the rarest P-mint during the 1879-1890 low mintage years. The characteristic weak BER in LIBERTY identifies this coin as a business strike compared to a proof. The coin has a nice coppery tint with excellent luster. The reverse grades at least MS65.	Winning Bid: $3100 # of Bids: 3 Unique Bid Number: 16394	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1887 MS64	PCGS 3696441	Gem	We Love this Coin! In a PCGS Gen. 4.0 (1998-2002) holder. Excellent luster beneath very original and appealing toning. Vibrant blue toning towards the rims turns into magenta and then to orange as you move towards the center. Miss Liberty is decently struck with all the obverse stars showing weakness. The reverse is nicely struck.	Winning Bid: $3100 # of Bids: 4 Unique Bid Number: 83404	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1889 MS66	PCGS OGH 4089374	Gem	Wonderful Originality and Color. In a PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) OGH holder. Wonderful originality on this high quality lustrous specimen. The rims are toned concentrically in blue, transforming into magenta and then golden toning which gets lighter towards the center. The reverse also has a horizontal toning band of blue, magenta, and deeper golden hues. Marks are at a minimum with the reverse of MS67 quality.	Winning Bid: $3600 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 41933	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1891 AU58	PCGS 45196402	Choice	Near Gem. This is an undipped lighly toned coin. The fields are very clean with fewer marks than expected for an AU58 making this a near gem. There is some weakness of strike on the obverse with some of the stars and the high points of Miss Liberty. Some die clashing can be seen on the reverse.	Winning Bid: $770 # of Bids: 4 Unique Bid Number: 22237	Auction Over
	Seated 25C	1891-O EF40	PCGS 27452532	Choice	Tough Coin in XF CAC or Higher. CAC has endorsed 3 at this grade and 9 higher. This was the first New Orleans quarter minted in 31 years and comes in the final year of Liberty Seated coinage. Mintage is a small 68,000 for this better date. Light grey iridescent surfaces on this well struck specimen. There are scattered handling lines and a few small marks on both sides. For this date, there remains good detail as these coins circulated. A nicely toned AU50 CAC recently sold for over $13,500 tripling the CPG retail price.	Winning Bid: $8000 # of Bids: 3 Unique Bid Number: 33918	Auction Over
	Walking Liberty 50C	1916-S AU58	PCGS 47809282	Gem	Beautiful Originality. Excellent luster remains under the fully original slightly crusty surfaces. The surfaces are very smooth with barely any marks. The sun and right obverse field are pristine. Only slight weakness on liberty's head and the eagles right facing leg but the rest of the coin is well struck including Liberty's hand. The light toning adds to the picture. Due to the excellent luster and pristine and obviously undipped frosty surfaces, this coin has an almost medalic appearance.	Winning Bid: $3450 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 71923	Auction Over
	Walking Liberty 50C	1919-S AU53	PCGS 60189861	Choice	Golden Toning. This beautiful coin has strong satiny luster and semi-reflective surfaces covered by pretty golden toning. The wear is light for the grade. A few very light lines on the obverse but the eye appeal is well above average for this tough date. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.3 holder (March to November 2005).	Reserve $3850 Not Met	Auction Over
	Walking Liberty 50C	1920-S AU58	CACG 607924334	Choice	Blazing Luster. This coin has blazing luster under light grey surfaces. A bit weakly struck in the centers as usual but on close examination the coin has barely any wear. The 1920-s Walker has the lowest CAC population of any date in the Walking Liberty half series.	Reserve $2100 Not Met	Auction Over
	Walking Liberty 50C	1921 AU58	PCGS 33597235	Choice	Frosty Luster. This near gem has strong frosty luster cover the original obviously undipped surfaces. Mostly grey with the lightest golden toning. Only the lightest of marks with very few light lines. A very attractive coin.	Reserve $9250 Not Met	Auction Over
	Walking Liberty 50C	1921-D EF40	PCGS 42290337	Choice	Near Gem. This near gem is one of the key dates to the series. It's color is a very attractive battleship grey with light pink and peach iridescence with a lot of underlying luster. The surfaces are very smooth with only a few small marks in the obverse field keeping it from a gem grade. The reverse is pristine. Both sides are very well struck with excellent detail, even at the centers, notwithstanding the XF grade. You can even see Libery's thumb on her left hand.	Reserve $5950 Not Met	Auction Over
	Walking Liberty 50C	1923-S AU58	PCGS 13637021	Gem	Beautiful Color. Beautifully toned in pastel shades of rose gold with scattered iridenscence. This gem Walker is not only pretty but is devoid of marks even under a 5x loupe. Only slight weekness on Liberty's head and the eagle's leg. Nice latiny luster throughout.	Winning Bid: $4600 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 33545	Auction Over
	Walking Liberty 50C	1928-S AU55	PCGS 51613695	Gem	Pretty! Another gem pastel toned Walker. This one is grey and golden with various light pastel shades evident when twirled under a light. Only a few small marks can be found under a glass but the surfaces are very smooth and have excellent luster under the toning. The strike is sharp but not full. A beautiful AU55 Walker.	Winning Bid: $2150 # of Bids: 1 Unique Bid Number: 11376	Auction Over