1916 Liberty Standing VG. Original and attractive for this very scarce issue. After many trials and tribulations, the Herman McNeil-designed Liberty Standing quarter was struck to extent of only 52,000 pieces in late-December 1916. The coins weren't released until the following month. The design would incur several more changes before striking was resumed with the 1917 date making the 1916 a veritable one-year type. Though many were saved, the design elements wore away quickly for the ones that entered circulation, rendering most surviving specimens that are not mint state rather low-grade. (Image)

Est. $3,600-4,000 HWC-SE

1918 over 7 PCI XF45. At first glance, this coin looks unappealing. But under magnification it shows no evidence of tampering, and the detail is consistent with the assigned grade. It should easily cross to a PCGS or NGC holder though nothing is guaranteed. This offering presents another great opportunity for the successful bidder to land a classic US rarity. (Image)

Est. $5,000-6,500 HWC-SE

1920 MS63 Cleaned. White w/ a sharp strike for a 1920 but the head is still not full. Light hairlines on the obv & rev. Still a very nice coin for this issue. (Image)

Est. $100-125 SE

(25) Diff 1917 // 1930-S in a Dansco 7132 most G to F originals incl some better earlies s/a 17 T1 F, 17-S T1 VG, 18-D F, 19 F, 19-S VG. Should be viewed!

Est. $325-400 B