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1837 Capped Bust Quarter, NGC MS 66 + * Finest Circulation Strike for the Year

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This is a NGC Graded Coin. You will receive the pictured coin. You are Buying a 1837 Capped Bust Quarter graded MS66+ 'Star' by NGC, B-1 from the Newman Collection. This marvelous Gem exhibits vivid target toning on both sides. A multicolored ring of color surrounds Liberty, ranging from russet and cobalt-blue to green and deep gold approaching the rims. The reverse displays a medium silver center with classic blue and gold peripheral toning. The quality of the strike, and the eye appeal throughout, are simply impeccable.

This is a really nice coin, and was struck from Browning-1 and die state a as outlined in Early Quarter Dollars of the United States Mint. The obverse is cracked from the rim opposite star 2, continues through star 1 and the bust, over the date and curls, to stars 13 and 12 to the rim. Another die crack develops from the rim through the 7, intersects the first crack, continues up through the clasp and Liberty's curl, and ends on Liberty's neck. The reverse is cracked from the D in UNITED through STATE to the rim above the E in STATES. This piece is the Early Quarter Dollars of the United States Mint and Browning plate coin and is from the Browning Collection. It is the finest certified of the die marriage. This lovely half dollar traces its pedigree to 'Colonel' E.H.R. Green; Green Estate; Partnership of Eric P. Newman / B.G. Johnson d.b.a. St. Louis Stamp & Coin Co.; Eric P. Newman @ $3.00; Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society; Eric P.

This is an excellent coin to add to your collection.

Coin Features:

NGC graded MS 66+ *
From the 'Colonel' E.H.R. Green; Green Estate
Known as a Capped Bust Quarter
Lots of Eye Appeal
Obverse: Liberty Bust Facing Left with a Cap
Reverse: Forward Facing Heraldic Eagle with arrows and an Olive Branch

Capped Bust Quarters (1815 – 1838) - Small Diameter (1831 – 1838) In 1831 quarter production began again using John Reich’s design reworked by William Kneass with two notable differences. The new quarter was smaller in diameter and struck at 24.3mm. And, the reverse was absent the ribbon with the incuse E PLURIBUS UNUM above the heraldic eagle. This capped design was used until 1838 when replaced by the Seated motif designs. All examples were struck at the Philadelphia facilities and both large size and small sized capped quarters remain highly collectible today.

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