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Categories • Stack's May 2006 → The Northern Bay Collection: Part III → U. S. Quarters → U. S. Standing Liberty Quarters |
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Lot # |
Description |
Grade |
Hammer Price |
| 4310 |
1916 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated
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CH BU |
$18,000.00
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- with claims to the Gem category. An entirely bright, nearly Full Head specimen. The surfaces boast the satiny textured lustre always seen on the first few years of issue. The surfaces are a delight, with one or two tiny ticks separating this from a Gem grade, one on each of Liberty's knees, a couple of short and shallow matching hairlines, one below the left wing, the other near the... more |
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| 4311 |
1917 Type I. Brilliant Uncirculated. Full Head and Shield
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BU |
$280.00
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Gently cleaned long ago, otherwise warranting a higher grade. Toned with dark peripheral gold on the obverse, the reverse with some haze in the fields. A remarkably sharp strike even for this issue, and a short-lived type coin. Great eye appeal for this issue and always popular with collectors. |
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| 4312 |
1919 Gem Brilliant Uncirculated with a Full Head and Shield
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GEM BU |
$1,800.00
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This coin is stunning, not only for the radiant lustre, but the exceptional strike on all the devices. Liberty's head lacks only the most minute definition on the uppermost portions of her head, with the three leaves clearly present. On her shield, each of the tiny bosses are full and rounded with the shield border clear. A couple of trivial bagmarks are present, keeping this one from... more |
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| 4313 |
1930 Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated
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VERY CH BU |
$350.00
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- essentially a Full Head. Liberty's head lacks only the finest definition on and below her temple, with the three defining leaves clear. Similarly, the shield lacks two of the bosses from being complete. Lustrous and starting to tone with delicate gold around the rims. The obverse is nicer overall, and the reverse has a couple of minor scuffs which kept this one from a higher grade. |
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