Silver Quarters

I was reading a thread in which @PlanoSteve asked about getting back to silver quarters. Here you go sir and I hope these meet with your approval.

The top one is a 1892 and the lower one is an 1892-O. Both are Barber Dollars.

 

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Here’s a nice natural toned Liberty Standing Quarter. A 1917-D, Variety 1, no stars below the Eagle. 1,509,200 were minted of this variety.

 

And the key dates of Washington Quarters, key dates. First up is the
1932-D with 436,800 minted.

Followed by the rarer, 1932-S with a total mintage of 408,000.

 

Nice coins, all the way around CN.

Both Barber Quarters

 

I did some silver quarter cherry picking during the holidays. Some junk and some not so junk.

 

Oh, here is the junk. I was proud of a Type I under 20 dollars. My first!

 

I must have been out of it yesterday. I made more mistakes than I have fingers and toes and that’s just on CT.

 

I wouldn’t call any of them junk.

 

A type one in any condition is not junk, just a lower grade.