1932-D Washington Quarter 25c, NGC MS 65 CAC - Key Date
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This is a NGC graded coin and you will receive the pictured coin. You are Buying a 1932-D Washington Quarter graded MS65 by NGC, housed in an older style NGC holder. The undisputed key to the Washington quarter series. While not technically perfect (there is a minor abrasion on the obverse), the surfaces are original and very attractively toned. Each side displays light amounts of golden, russet, and dove-gray toning with strong underlying mint frost. An exceptional '32-D that should be of interest to many collectors of this modern series. This is an excellent coin to add to your collection.
Coin Features:
NGC graded MS65, PQ++
The key dated of the series
First Year of Issue of the Washington Quarter
The Denver and San Francisco Strikes form 1932 are two of the rarest from this series
Known as a Washington Quarter
Obverse: Head of Washington Facing Left
Reverse: Forward Facing Eagle Holding Arrows over a pair of Crossed Olive Branches
Washington Silver (1932 – 1964) - The Washington quarter was originally intended to be a one year issue commemorating the birth of George Washington. Several contests were held by the Commission of Fine Arts in conjunction with the Treasury and the Washington Bicentennial Commission. The winner was supposed to be awarded the rights to design both the quarter and medal for the occasion. After the commissions chose Laura Gardin Fraser, the Secretary of the Treasury controversially chose John Flannigan’s work. Flannigan’s design has proven long lasting and the quarter was produced for 32 years in 90% silver. When the cross over to clad coinages occurred in the mid-sixties, his design prevailed and continued in use until 1999. His reverse was exchanged for the bicentennial commemorative reverse of 1975-1976. In 1999, the bust portrait was reduced and the reverse has alternating commemorative reverse motifs. Add this coin to your cart today!
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