My 32 to 64 Washington set so far........

relicsncoins

Slowly adding pieces. I am trying to find nice lusterous original pieces.

metalmeister

Good luck on your quest. Here is my 1932S in a 63 ngc holder

Bankerbob56

Very good start!!

Are these raw or holdered?

relicsncoins

<< <i>Very good start!!

Are these raw or holdered? >>



The 34 is PCGS 67
The 35 is OGH PCGS 65

The other 3 are ANA/ANACS small holders.

kiyote

You're doing it right-- go slow and buy pieces you really like as opposed to hole-filling.

Me? I love the Washington quarter design, obverse and reverse. The eagle on the back is fantastic, I think we're just too familiar with it and take it for granted to appreciate it. I prefer it to some weird "Eagle holding a shield" reverse.

ProofArtworkonCircs

It is good to see a type B included (1960).

GMan

Love that 58-D! Very nice.

nwcoast

Very nice!!!
Simple beauty in this classic.

Type2

Very nice i like the 60 type 'B'

ricko

Good luck... consistency will be the key... Cheers, RickO

AnkurJ

Very nice choices!

shorecoll

Nice Everyman set you got started there...just kidding.

Cocoinut

Good luck with your set. Prices are way down from their peaks. I think MS silver Washingtons from 1932-1964 are very attractive coins. Unfortunately I can't say the same for later dates, especially those on which Washington appears to be wearing spaghetti on his head. The mint did a poor job of 'strengthening" the design. Ditto for the Kennedy halves.

Jim

Cam40

The strength of the low-relief designs would be they stack flatter I suppose.
Surely it doesn`t refer to the addition of the main element re-sculpted.