Auction Sales - Gerry Fortin Rare Coins

GFRC Online Auctions

The Connoisseur's Auction Sale Series

Mike's Seated Quarters - Part 2

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Additional Lots

September 5 - 12, 2026

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Welcome to a GFRC Online Auctions Connoisseur's Series auction sales featuring Mike's Seated Quarters (Part 2) and a small group of additional lots. I've known Mike for some years as a passionate collector. 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 second 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.

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Photo	Type	Date Grade	TPG	Variety GFRC Rating	Description	Reserve/High Bid	Bid
	Seated 10C	1838 Large Stars MS66	CACG 498456108	F-113 Gem	Reverse Die Flaw, Second Pairing, Gem Original, This richly original example features blended steel-gray and champagne-pink patina on both sides. Strike is hammered with high relief stars regardless of the dies being significant eroded. Silky luster manages to radiate through a fairly thick patina. Surfaces are entirely unabraded and smooth and. The F-113 attribution points (reverse die flaw and die erosion below date) are easily seen. A well preserved candidate to represent the short lived No Drapery design in a high grade Mint State type set.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 10C	1840-O No Drapery MS64	PCGS 33209834	F-109a Choice	Near Gem, 2 in 64 with only 2 Higher The 1840-O No Drapery dime is the rarest of the No Drapery with Stars issues in mint state with most survivors only attaining the MS61 or MS62 grade level. This is one of only two MS 64 graded by PCGS with only 2 higher in MS65. This original coin is well struck with satiny surfaces covered by olive-gold, lavender-gray, and russet toning. With few noticable abrasions, the eye appeal is excellent.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1838 Open Claws AU58	PCGS 50347274	Briggs 1-A Choice	Well Struck and Lustrous First Year of Issue. Ex. Hoosier AU58 Collection. This first year of issue is well struck and lustrous. The rims on both sides are copper toned with attractive traces of blue seen. No mentionable marks are seen.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1839 EF45	PCGS 18784460	Choice	Strictly Original, Popular No Drapery Type Coin. For the No Drapery type, the 1839 is the toughest with a CAC endorsement of 54 in all grades. The 1838 has 82 and the 1840-O No Drapery has 72 examples endorsed by CAC. Strictly original with perfect detail for the grade. Medium grey surfaces with light hues of blue and magenta seen when tilted under a light. Small ticks can be seen on both sides, but none are notable. This is the open claws variety.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1840 AU50	PCGS 24063938	Choice	Nicely Struck; Low CAC Population. CAC has only endorsed 23 examples in all grades with this being the only AU50 with 5 other higher AU coins and 5 Unc coins. Well struck on the obverse with slight weakness on the reverse left facing leg and arrow nock. The light grey surfaces display some handling lines. There is a reed mark on the reverse to the left of the eagle's beak. Housed in a PCGS Gen. 4.5 (2011-2013) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1840-O With Drapery AU58	PCGS 43133655	Briggs 2-C Gem	Beautiful Blue Rims Surround the Magenta Centers on this Dual Sided Toner. Ex. Hoosier AU58 Collection. Mintage of just 43,000. Fully toned on both sides with luscious blue rims surrounding magenta centers. Well struck with few marks on either side. The eye appeal on this coin will grab your attention.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1841-O DDO AU58	PCGS 49616419	Briggs 2-C Original	Doubled Die Obverse that is a Top 25 Variety. Ex. Hoosier AU58 Collection. This is a Top 25 variety with a Doubled Die Obverse. The doubled die is clearly seen on the outline of the shield. The strike is above average for the issue. Scattered lines can be seen on the obverse fields. The muted luster amd splotchy toning likely places the origin of this coin from the New Orleans hoard of over 200 1841-O quarters discovered in 1982.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1842-O Large Date AU58	CACG 650281265	Gem	Well Struck, No Obvious Wear. This is a coin that should be seen in hand as it could easily grade MS62 as there is no obvious wear. Well struck with medium grey surfaces. The fields are quite smooth. It is strictly original with somewhat muted luster due to the originality. You are not going to find too many AU58 coins with this much detail.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1843-O Large O AU58	PCGS 43133195	Briggs 3-F Choice	Likely Second Finest of this Top 25 Variety. Fully Struck and Brilliant White. Ex. Hoosier AU58 Collection. This AU58 example is likely the second finest known of this variety behind the Eliasberg MS64 example that sold for $25,850 in 2013. Brilliant white, the strike is absolutely pounded. The obverse surfaces indicate it was struck from an eroded die. Scattered obverse marks can be seen. The price guides are way off on this date as the prices realized for all AU coins are multiples of the price guide values. Greg Johnson wrote an E-Gobrecht article about the 1843-O Large O quarters that can be found at www.seateddimevarieties.com.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1843-O EF45	PCGS 29947980	Choice	Well Struck, Original. Well struck with good originality. There is a layer of dirt on the surfaces on both sides. The obverse has too many marks to warrant a CAC endorsement with a thin scratch on the left obverse field emanating from star 1 being the most obvious.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1844 MS62	CACG 974283076	Choice	Nicely Struck, Original Surfaces. Strictly original medium grey surfaces are nicely struck. There are some obverse marks that warrant the MS62 grade. The reverse is nicer and grades MS63.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1845 AU55	PCGS 12846258	Gem	Beautifully Toned, Well Struck The attractive color will entice collectors of toned coins. The obverse rims have a vibrant yellow orange and blue colors surrounding a magenta center. The reverse rims are vibrant blue with magenta in the middle. Numerous small obverse die cracks can be seen. Well struck too. Despite some minor circulation marks, the eye appeal is overwhelming. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1846 AU53	PCGS 82907287	Choice	Lengthy Die Cracks on Both Sides, Nicely Struck The 1846 is a slightly better P-mint from the 1840's issues. This is a well struck medium grey coin with AU55 detail. There is a lengthy die break through stars 8 to 13 on the obverse and through "TED STATES OF A" on the reverse. Two marks on the obverse right field and a reverse scratch below the first A in AMERICA nets the grade to AU53.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1847-O EF40	PCGS 24268364	Choice	Attractive Rim Color, Better Date. Despite a relatively generous mintage 368,000, CAC endorsed examples of this date are difficult. There are 31 CAC endorsed examples in all grades with two at the XF40 level with 10 higher. The yellow orange and blue rim color is attractive on this light grey example. Miss Liberty's head and some of the stars are weakly struck. Some handling lines and a small reverse pinscratch below " D STA" on the left field. In a PCGS Gen. 4.5 (2011-2013) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1849 MS64	PCGS 3456067	Choice	Excellent Luster, Well Struck, Original. Beautiful original luster on this well struck mostly white coin. The obverse is a high end MS64 while the reverse Is an MS64 due to some marks in the field to the left of the eagle's beak. In a PCGS Gen. 4.0 (1998-2002) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1849-O EF40	PCGS 47987545	Choice	Key Date, Low Mintage of Just 16,000, Excellent Eye Appeal. The mintage of 1849-O quarters is unknown, but purported to be just 16,000. Regardless, there is no question this is the rarest New Orleans Seated quarter. Unusually attractive for this date with bold blue rims and magenta toning in the centers. Some handling lines and marks can be seen on both sides, but none are notable. We have not seen a more appealing 1849-O quarter without a CAC endorsement. There are 9 XF40 coins graded by PCGS with 19 higher.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1850-O MS63	PCGS 14526833	Choice	Well Struck Coin, Better Date. 1850-O quarters are difficult to find in Uncirculated condition with a CAC endorsement. There are two CAC coins in MS63 with just 6 higher which likely includes some resubmissions. This coin is well struck with lovely bluish color on the rims and magenta centers most prominent on the reverse. There are some marks on the right obverse field that define the grade. Housed in a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1851 AU53	PCGS 33488929	Choice	Near Gem, Beautiful Rim Color on Both Sides. You will not find many 1851 quarters that have more eye appeal than this coin. The attractive blue rims on both sides will garner your attention. Well struck with AU55 detail, it was likely net graded due to a few small obverse scratches around the Phrygian cap.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1851-O VF20	PCGS 19175171	Choice	Just 23 Endorsed by CAC at Any Grade. Original and Nicely Struck. Ex. New Orleans Collection. 1851-O quarters are known to be poorly struck, but this coin is a happy exception. There are only 23 examples endorsed by CAC at any grade. Original light grey surfaces show even wear. Attesting to the originality, embedded dirt can be seen around all the devices. Some abrasions and marks can be seen on both sides.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1852 MS62	PCGS 44924563	Choice	Well Struck on Strictly Original Surfaces. With the decrease in silver content on coins in 1853, older coins were removed from circulation and melted which impacted 1850-1852 dated coins the most. There are 28 coins endorsed by CAC in all grades with 2 in MS62 and 9 higher. This is a well struck strictly original example. From an arm's length, this looks like coin that should grade higher. Small horizontal handling lines on the right obverse field and a mark on Miss Liberty's right facing arm makes MS62 an appropriate grade.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1853-O Arrows and Rays AU50	PCGS 28663740	Choice	Highly Lustrous Example of this Difficult to Find AU with CAC Endorsement. The 1853-O quarter is difficult to find in AU with a CAC endorsement. This is one of just 9 endorsed by CAC at the AU level. Highly lustrous and decently struck, there is strong die clashing with something protruding from Miss Liberty's left facing forearm. The obverse displays no mentionable marks, but handling lines are visible. The reverse is gem quality.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1854 Arrows MS62	PCGS 25245968	Gem	Strictly Original with Light Toning. This attractive With Arrows type coin is strictly original white with some coppery and bluish toning on both sides. Well struck with few marks, there is the lightest of rub seen on Miss Liberty to justify the MS62 grade. The eye appeal of this coin compares favorably against higher graded examples.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1855-S Arrows AU58	PCGS 90058886	Briggs 1-C Choice	Difficult to Find in AU58 Ex. Hoosier AU58 Collection. There are only four PCGS AU58 examples graded. This date is well known for having no examples in XF or AU endorsed by CAC. Lustrous surfaces on light grey surfaces. The obverse is well struck while the reverse shows some weakness on the eagle's left leg. Some marks can be seen in the field to the left of Miss Liberty's mouth and left facing arm. In a PCGS Gen. 4.1 (2002-2004) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1856-S EF45	PCGS OGH 96365971	Choice	OGH, Highly Lustrous, Good Strike. This coin is arguably an AU coin based on excellent luster and good detail. The obverse is well struck with some small marks on the right obverse field towards the left side. Light roller marks can be seen across Miss Liberty's chest. The reverse is quite smooth with just a hint of weakness in the eagle's left facing leg. Housed in a PCGS Gen. 3.0 (1990-1993) OGH holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1857 AU55	PCGS 38200248	Choice	Highly Lustrous and Nicely Struck. This is mostly a brilliant white example with some rim bluish copper toning on the obverse. It is highly lustrous and well struck. Surfaces are free of major marks. One spot on Miss Liberty's leg is visible.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1857-O MS63	PCGS 21308588	Choice	Excellent Luster and Decently Struck. The luster is excellent on this flashy coin. The rims are attractively toned blue and copper on both sides. The obverse is well struck with the reverse displaying some weakness on the left facing leg, arrow nock, and the shield. There are some small marks and handling lines that makes the MS63 grade accurate. In a PCGS Gen. 4.1 (2002-2004) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1859 AU58	PCGS 53645503	Choice	Lustrous and Nicely Struck. Nicely struck and lustrous. Light grey surfaces are reasonably smooth. There is a mark on the obverse to the right of star 8 and on the reverse to the left of the eagle's beak.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1859-O AU55	CACG 534027690	Choice	Near Gem. Flashy Luster and Well Struck. Displaying flashy eye appeal, this highly lustrous example is mostly brilliant white with attractive rim colors of blue and copper. There are no marks to mention. Some handling lines can be seen on the right obverse field but this coin would not be out of place in an AU58 holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1859-S VF30	PCGS 25592796	Choice	Pop 2 at CAC with just 4 Higher. Good Originality, Medium Grey Surfaces. Just 80,000 1859-S quarters were minted. Only 23 coins endorsed by CAC in all grades. There are 2 VF30 CAC coins with just 4 higher. Some handling lines and marks seen on both sides of this medium grey coin. On the obverse, there is a small pinscratch to the left of the Phrygian cap towards the rim. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1860-O AU55	PCGS 24710670	Choice	Nicely Struck with Smooth Surfaces. The 1860-O is the last New Orleans quarter until 1891. The medium grey fields are smooth on this nicely struck example. When tilted, light colors of yellow orange, blue, and magenta can be seen. The O mintmark is lightly impressed. This is a perfect example of AU55 detail.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1861 MS62	CACG 919305417	Choice	Lustrous and Nicely Struck. This is the most common Civil War quarter. Good luster can be seen on this nicely struck example. Mostly brilliant white with some light coppery color on the obverse. The surfaces are smooth with just the lightest rub seen on Miss Liberty. The holder is designated as a (L)egacy crossover.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1861-S EF40	PCGS 38126940	Choice	Near Gem, Beautiful Even Light Grey, Clean Surfaces. This Civil War date doesn't come much more attractive than this coin. There are 3 XF40 CAC coins with just 4 XF45 CAC (1 locked up) and the lone PCGS-AU58+ CAC coin (also locked up) higher. Even light grey surfaces with smooth fields provide wonderful eye appeal. The obverse has a few small marks to keep the coin as a near gem. The reverse by itself is easily gem quality. There is an interesting die break from the tip of the eagles left wing to the Q in QUAR.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1862 MS64	PCGS OGH 3103671	Choice	OGH. Fully Struck with Excellent Luster. Fully struck and just about a brilliant white coin with excellent luster. There are no handling lines seen, but there are some marks on both sides. In a PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) OGH holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1862-S AU53	PCGS 10009383	Choice	Well Struck. Difficult to find in AU CAC. Just 67,000 minted of this in demand Civil War date. This is just one of three coins in AU with a CAC endorsement. This AU53 CAC coin with two in AU58 CAC and seven Uncirculated CAC coins. This coin is well struck on light grey surfaces. The obverse displays some small marks and vertical handling lines on the right obverse field. The reverse by itself is gem quality. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1865 MS63	PCGS 48125496	Choice	Absolutely Full Strike on Both Sides, Few Marks. Only 58.800 minted of this final No Motto date. This Civil War coin could not be struck any better. Marks are at a minimum. The luster is slightly muted along with some very light handling lines seen on the obverse. The PCGS Pop report shows 10 at MS63 with 9 graded higher.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1866 MS62	PCGS 8838481	Choice	Attractive Toning, Fully Struck Obverse, Scarce Date. Just 16,800 minted of this first year With Motto design. After looking at many 1866 quarters over the last 30 years, this is among the very best struck ones seen by the writer (DL). The obverse is fully struck with the reverse showing the usual weakness to the left side of the shield but is bolder than usual for the date. The toning is attractive with the obverse displaying hues of blue, deep magenta, and yellowish orange. The reverse is light blue and magenta. There are few marks or handling lines. The reverse grades at least MS64. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1867 MS63	PCGS OGH 8259826	Gem	OGH, Excellent Strike, Prooflike and Brilliant White. Sold for $86,250 in 2008! Famous Coin for Long Time Seated Quarter Specialists. This coin sold for a mind blowing $86,250 in 2008! There were no nice 1867 quarters seen in the previous ten years. When this coin came up, all the well known set builders at the time needed this coin for their sets. It was one of the extremely rare times that Gene Gardner lost a coin but he certainly had a role in running the price up. Now here is your opportunity to own this famous coin. Just 20,000 minted for this date. This brilliant white coin is absolutely fully struck and prooflike on both sides. BER on Miss Liberty's shield is weaker than the other letters which confirms it is a business strike and not a proof. There are few marks on this coin and MS63 seems conservative. Housed in a PCGS Gen 3.0 (1990-1993) OGH holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1867-S VF30	PCGS 16126775	Choice	Striclty Original, Tough with CAC Endorsement. Only 48,000 minted. Just 15 examples have been endorsed by CAC at any grade making it one of the most difficult Seated quarters to find with CAC. This coin is strictly original. With a loupe, there are some very thin scratches on the lower half of Miss Liberty. The reverse is gem quality.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1868-S EF45	PCGS 26975861	Choice	Strictly Original with Good Detail. There is enough detail that seems more characteristic of an AU50. This is the only XF45 CAC coin with just 3 endorsed by CAC in AU and 6 in Unc. Light gray surfaces are strictly original on this decently struck coin. Some small marks can be seen throughout the coin.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1869 VF30	PCGS 47671501	Original	Just 16,000 Minted. This is a tough date to find with a small mintage of 16,000. This coin looks original with good detail. The reverse by itself would grade XF. The right obverse field has a few noticeable pinscratches.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1870 MS62	PCGS 36380057	Choice	Well Struck with Good Luster. Blue and magenta toning enhance the eye appeal of this well struck mostly briliamt white example. Struck from a rusted die, tiny raised lumps can be seen throughout the center of Miss Liberty. Some marks and handling lines are seen on both sides. Pedigreed in a D. L. Hansen label.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1870-CC VG10	PCGS 13249017	Choice	One of the Big Three Key Date CCs, Great Detail for a VG Coin. The 1870-CC is one of the big three key date CC Seated Quarters, along with the 1871-CC and 1873-CC Arrows.. Just 8,340 coins were issued of which less than 100 still exist. The CAC Population Report shows 3 in VG10 with 10 higher. The full LIBERTY on the shield is visible on this light grey example which in the past would make the coin grade Fine-12. There are some old scratches seen on both sides. With a loupe, there is a difficult to see very thin straight scratch from Miss Liberty's head running diagonally to her left facing breast and from her left facing hand to the left side of the rock. Housed In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1873 No Arrows, Open 3 MS62	PCGS 80557878	Choice	Open 3. Lustrous and Nicely Struck. This 1873 Open 3 quarter is nicely struck with mostly brilliant white lustrous surfaces. There is some light brown toning on the obverse that doesn't impede the luster. There are some small marks, but none are too noticeable.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1875-CC MS64	PCGS OGH 2670122	Choice	Near Gem, OGH, Well Struck, Highly Lustrous and Original. Mintage of 140,000. The 1875-CC is not as rare as the big three CCs, but far scarcer than the 1876-CC and 1877-CC dates. This is a well struck coin with good luster and some prooflike characteristics. It is an original white coin with no handling lines seen. There are some small marks that makes the coin an MS64 at worst. On the reverse, there is a die break that extends from the end of the left facing wing through to the right edge of the shield. In a PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) OGH holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1877-CC AU58+	PCGS 82200958	Choice	Pop of Just 2 in PCGS AU58+. Well Struck and the Ultimate Everyman Set Coin. Ex. Hoosier AU58 Collection. For the ultimate Everyman's Registry Set. There are only two PCGS AU58+ examples graded. For Carson City collectors, this is one of three CC Seated quarters that exist in PCGS AU58+.The strike is decent on the obverse and well struck on the reverse. Just a touch of wear can be seen on Miss Liberty's knee. Light bluish magenta toning can be seen on the obverse. The reverse has light grey surfaces. Surfaces on both sides are quite smooth.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1877-S S/Horizontal S AU50	PCGS 42279281	Choice	S over Horizontal S. Top 25 Variety. Well Struck and Lustrous. This is a nice example of the popular S over Horizontal S variety. This is one of 23 endorsed by CAC in any grade. It is well struck with good luster. Light grey surfaces adorn both sides of this perfectly graded AU50 coin.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1878-CC MS64	PCGS 12737757	Choice	Highly Lustrous and Well Struck. This better date of this Carson City issue is well struck and has excellent luster. There is some light copper toning towards the rims. During striking of the reverse, there is a curved mark that is not sharp and not continuous from the first S in STATES to the D in GOD. Other than that, there are few marks of note. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1878-S MS64	PCGS 44910326	Choice	Well Struck with Few Marks. Mintage of 140,000. Diffiuclt date to find endorsed by CAC with only 22 at any grade. There are 3 at MS64 wth 5 higher at CAC. Well struck with few marks on either side. The obverse has subtle light blue and magenta toning. The reverse has olive green toning.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1879 MS64	PCGS 6693855	Choice	Near Gem. Superb Luster on Original Surfaces. Low mintage of 13,600. The superb swirling luster stands out on this well struck original coin with prooflike characteriestics. Some bluish and coppery rim toning enhances the beauty of this coin. Small obverse marks probably keep it below MS65, but it is close. The reverse grades at least MS66. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1880 MS63	PCGS OGH 8042431	Choice	OGH. Well Struck Lower Mintage Date. Low mintage of 13,600. Well struck displaying good luster for this original white example. Some very light handling lines can be seen on the right obverse field limiting the grade. On the reverse, there is a small grease stain traversing the eagle's right leg and right wing. In a PCGS Gen. 3.0 (1990-1993) OGH holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1883 AU58	PCGS 15890346	Gem	Well Struck, Prooflike with Excellent Luster. Low mintage of 14,400. This has nice eye appeal and is difficult to find any wear on this coin. It would be hard to tell this from an MS63 specimen. It is well struck with excellent luster and prooflike surfaces. The obverse has a thin crescent of bluish, magenta, and copper toning. The reverse has gorgeous more pronounced rim toning. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1885 MS64	PCGS 45985828	Choice	Near Gem. Well Struck and Lustrous. Low mintage of 13,600. Well struck displaying good luster on this mostly brilliant white example. This coin is very clean with few marks. The only thing seen is a light luster graze on the left obverse field. The reverse grades MS65.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1888 MS64	PCGS 50775478	Choice	Original White with Lustrous Surfaces. Low mintage of 10,001. This ian original white example with lustrous surfaces. Marks are at a minimum. Miss Liberty is struck well, but stars 3-10 are flat to slightly weak. The reverse is well struck and is at least MS65.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 25C	1891-S MS65	PCGS 12841435	Choice	Well Struck with Excellent Flashy Luster. This coin from the final year of Liberty Seated coinage is well struck and has flashy luster. There is some coppery toning with a trace or two of bluish toning. Handling lines are not seen. There is a small reverse die break form D in GOD to above the eagle's head and goes to the rim though the E in AMERICA. The reverse grades MS66. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Draped Bust 50C	1803 Large 3 EF45	CACG 345636964	O-101 Choice	Large 3, Better Draped Bust Date, Crusty Original, Choice Surfaces, Crusty is the operative word for describing this 1803 O-101 Draped half. The surfaces are well preserved with few marks and are covered by gray gold patina. A pretty coin.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 50C	1854-O Arrows MS66	PCGS 4724407	Gem	Gem Original, Gorgeous Toning, Ex. Eliasberg. Most recently sold by Heritage in April 2025 as part of the Bruce Sherman collection where it realized $21,600, this exceptional coin was accurately described as: "Silver surfaces are blanketed with a varied array of deep-russet, toffee, and charcoal-gray, with the latter two dominating on the reverse. The obverse also contains hints of sage-green and electric-blue. Strike is first-rate, with only the slightest weakness inside Stars 7 and 8. There are no abrasions of note, as is expected at this lofty grade level. The Generation 3.1 green label holder notes the Eliasberg pedigree." The CAC population is 4 in 66 and only one higher in 67.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 50C	1860-S AU50	CACG 827691386	Choice	Choice Original Attractive iridescent grey toning covers well preserved surfaces. A bit of crust around the devices creates a cameo effect. No marks worth of mention and only a few scattered lines.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th
	Seated 50C	1861-O USA Issue EF40	PCGS 59034059	W-01 Choice	Choice;Original, Attractive Grey Surfaces A totally original light grey Union struck example of the rare W-1 die pairing. The W-1 die pairing attribution is confirmed by a tine extending from the upper serif of the left 1, and a mintmark punched high and left along with a polished area when the left facing wing meets the body. W-1 is the first of two die marriages coined while the New Orleans Mint remained under Union control during January of that year. While the Confederate-struck pieces tend to be more popular with collectors, the two Union varieties are in fact the scarcest in the series, rated R-6 and R-5 respectively, as noted in the Bugert reference. The surfaces are well preserved with minimal marks. Excellent eye appeal despite some striking softness on Liberty's breast and the corresponding area on the reverse at the eagles talons.	Reserve: $0	Auction Opens 9:00pm Saturday September 5th