1910 Barber Quarter 25c, PCGS MS 66 + Nice Original Toning
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This is a PCGS graded Coin. You will receive the pictured coin. You are Buying a 1892 Barber Quarter graded MS66+ by PCGS. Despite the large mintage of more than 2.2 million pieces, the 1910 Barber Quarter is conditionally rare at the MS66+ grade level. This spectacular near Superb Gem exhibits well-detailed design elements and vibrant mint luster, under pleasing shades of magenta and golden-tan toning. This is an excellent coin to add to your collection.
Coin Features:
PCGS graded MS66+
Known as a Barber Quarter
Obverse: Liberty Facing Right with Liberty Cap and Laureate Crown.
Reverse: Heraldic Eagle holding an olive branch and Arrows. Around Rim United States of America Motto E Pluribus Unum 13 Stars above Eagle.
Barber Quarter (1892 – 1916) - In 1892, Charles Barber’s Liberty designs replaced the obverse of all the circulating silver coinages. His classic bust harkened to Roman sculpture and met with mixed reviews. His experience as a Mint engraver showed through the series. With lower reliefs and broad design the elements remained virtually the same throughout its run providing long lasting dies and proving easy to produce rapidly in large quantities. Most of the dates are readily available in XF – Choice Uncirculated. In fact, with just one true stopper (1901-S), the complete series is obtainable with patience. When considering price to population rarity, the Barber coinages appear to be of excellent value and today the series is widely collected as both type coinage from either the 19th and 20th century sets and by date.
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