Draped bust quarter

Is there a good site for determining the browning number of a draped bust quarter? I have one from 1806 I'm trying to attribute.

 

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Good question.
I tend to just go to HA Archives and wade through the varieties sold until I find one that matches. There is probably a better way.

 

Post an image.
Make sure it's LARGE and SHARP.
I've got the books to ID Early Quarters (1796-1938).

 

I can also help.

 

looks like a B-2

 

A bit of wear but a very nice '06, thanks for sharing.

 

I've got it pegged as a B-5.
Rarity: 4+

 

I agree with @kanga, B-5.

 

Nice coin! You should post that on the Circcam thread.

 

It's on there possibly twice.

 

Thank you guys!

 

I like the coin and the picture. Congratulations!

 

How about this one?

 

B-2, which is an R2 (“common”) die marriage.

 

BTW, the reference I am using is "Early United States Quarters, 1796-1838" by Steve M. Tompkins, pub. 2008 by Tompkins & Destni, Inc.

 

The 1831 is the B-2, rarity 2. The easiest PUP is the "2" of "25 C." It is the only reverse (B) used that year that has a flat base. All the other reverses used a "2" punch with a curled base. And Reverse B was only used with Obverse 2 that year.

 

Thank you I will have to get one!