How rare is the 1872-S seated quarter reverse of 1871-S?

Yukoncornelius1

I have been trying to research this on the net but have had no luck.

There are alot of smart seated liberty people here so I thought this would be the place to ask.

So how many of these exist compared to the regular reverse???

rec78

The 1872-s quarter is a rare date/mm in itself. I do not know which reverse is rarer.

Yukoncornelius1

<< <i>The 1872-s quarter is a rare date/mm in itself. I do not know which reverse is rarer. >>



Well all I know is I've read that the 71-S reverse is the rarest one.

My PCGS VF-25 1872-S quarter is the normal 72-S reverse variety and I was wondering if it would be worthwhile to try and have one of each.

Coinosaurus

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<< <i>The 1872-s quarter is a rare date/mm in itself. I do not know which reverse is rarer. >>



Well all I know is I've read that the 71-S reverse is the rarest one.

My PCGS VF-25 1872-S quarter is the normal 72-S reverse variety and I was wondering if it would be worthwhile to try and have one of each. >>



By all means, grab all the 72-S quarters in holders you can find. I wouldn't worry too much about the variety, and 99% of the buyers won't either.

ebaybuyer

lets add some pics to this thread ! ive owned two, and both were the 72-s reverse. this one i should have kept.

RichieURich

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<< <i>The 1872-s quarter is a rare date/mm in itself. I do not know which reverse is rarer. >>



Well all I know is I've read that the 71-S reverse is the rarest one.

My PCGS VF-25 1872-S quarter is the normal 72-S reverse variety and I was wondering if it would be worthwhile to try and have one of each. >>



By all means, grab all the 72-S quarters in holders you can find. I wouldn't worry too much about the variety, and 99% of the buyers won't either. >>



What he said. A very difficult coin to find, and a coin that seems to always be in demand, despite the high price.

Every one of these I have sold is now in a profit situation for the buyer.

Edit to add: Ebaybuyer, that is a super-nice coin you sold. Way better than usual surfaces found on 1872-S quarters!

Yukoncornelius1

<< <i>lets add some pics to this thread ! ive owned two, and both were the 72-s reverse. this one i should have kept.

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The coin pictured looks like a very nice VF coin, I'm sure you were proud to own her.

BaseballAbs

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<< <i>The 1872-s quarter is a rare date/mm in itself. I do not know which reverse is rarer. >>



Well all I know is I've read that the 71-S reverse is the rarest one.

My PCGS VF-25 1872-S quarter is the normal 72-S reverse variety and I was wondering if it would be worthwhile to try and have one of each. >>



Good luck finding the other variety. I have yet to see one available for sale. Ebaybuyer, that is a sweet coin, love to find one. I would settle for a G graded coin even.

rhedden

I thought I once owned a rev. of 1871-s, which I sold. However, I went back and looked at the photos, and it seems that it was misattributed on another board. So far, nobody here has a photo of one to share, so they must be quite a find.

ebaybuyer

id consider any raw pieces that anyone has to sell

seateddime

This date is one of the last 5 I need to finish my quarter set, if available, I would buy it.