Nice group of Dimes, thanks for sharing them. I love the two Quarters. That 1905 is vividly toned and the 1892 Ty 2 is subtlety toned, but both are really choice. Sort of surprised the 1905 did not get a Star Rating at NGC. I recently was able to cherry pick a collection called Surf City, which belonged to Don Willis of PCGS. He consigned it to the Gals at JJ Teaparty, who I have known since they both worked for Dave Bowers in Wolfeboro, NH. I don't have images, yet, but here are the Quarters I upgraded to AU 58: 1894-S, 1907-D, 1908-O ( RPD ) and 1908-S. I consigned the 1908-S in AU 53 to PCGS to JJ Teaparty ( where I had originally bought it ). I only bought one Half for my best Half Set: ( whose image I can't figure out how to display here ) it's the 1898-S in AU 58. Really beautifully Amber toned with lots of luster.
Look at you guys, just buying MS Barber coins left and right. I wish I had some MS barbers, but I don't have any recent Barber purchases besides an unslabbed 1908-D dime you can find in the "What's it Worth" section. Anyway, Barbers are real underrated and only look unattractive in worn down grades. In high grades, I like the design, even though Liberty might be just a bit man-like.
It never fails, someone always has to come in a Barber thread and complain about how the design looks like a man or how ugly they are etc. As if it's never been stated before. Back to the program, my newest half.
I don't mind the design but I don't love it either. I do like them when they got real nice color. I find barber coins to tone attractively And as a dealer better date or better grade coins seem to sell
@Omegaraptor I just noticed your 'tag line'. Q: Why did the Buffalo Nickel and the Standing Liberty Quarter have to dance with each other? A: Because they didn't have dates. LOL.......