That's a beautiful WQ! This has long been one of my two favorite series with the other being Reeded Edge half dollars (I know, an odd combination). There is a thread on the Registry forum that is many pages long where folks are sharing images of WQs, as well. You should check it out.

Regardless, here is something to add to this thread-

I have been thinking about doing this series as well, but in an album. Here is the only slabbed quarter I have from the silver years:

Hi Peace_Dollar88 - I would strongly suggest avoiding this genre of numismatic collecting. While Washington Quarters can be pleasing to the proverbial eye, they can also be extremely tarnished. Due to the high adaptability of the alloy hue, these coins can be faked quite often, thus resulting in numismatic fraud.

@1987WheatCent said:
Hi Peace_Dollar88 - I would strongly suggest avoiding this genre of numismatic collecting. While Washington Quarters can be pleasing to the proverbial eye, they can also be extremely tarnished. Due to the high adaptability of the alloy hue, these coins can be faked quite often, thus resulting in numismatic fraud.

Be aware of some of the outstanding major doubled dies that can be found in this series. This is a well known example but there are others less well known to look for.

I collect Washington toners with minimal regard to date, mintmark, or even grade. This one is my favorite reverse, by far. Edit: It's a 1958 PCGS 66

I’ve had so much fun putting my set together it’s one of my favorite series now

@koynekwest said:

@mannie gray said:

@joeykoins said:

Cherry picked myself. 1968s Pf. DDR PF 66

Nice. I have looked for that one for 25 years..... without any luck.☹️

Same here. I have cherried three of the PR DDO-001, tho.

I'll add my name to this impressive duo, looking looking looking and still not finding.
Very frustrating for a variety nut may I add.

But I like the sleepers in this series. Some tough to find nice and lustrous.

Snaps: That 54S is really nice!