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Re: CRO Newp #1
Really nice examples, and I always enjoy your presentation. My B-4 fits right in with those. I once brought 100+ bust quarters to CAC, but in hindsight think they would have done better percentage wi… (View Post)4 -
1836 Browning-4 Reduced Size Bust Quarter
The following 1836 Browning-4 quarter is the plate coin in Early Quarter Dollars of the United States Mint 1796-1838 by Rea/Peterson/Karoleff/Kovach. The Browning-4 is a scarcer variety 1836 (R4) wit… (View Post)1 -
1822 B-2 Bust Quarter G-T-G : 200 Year Anniversary
The 1822 Browning-2 variety is called an R-5 in both the Rea/Peterson/Karoleff/Kovach book on bust quarters, and the Tompkins book. The Tompkins book notes the obverse has a dentil count of 124 and t… (View Post)4 -
Re: NEWP 1818 Bust quarter for the type set.
I really like those old ANACS certificates and have a few. That looks to be a nice quarter, XF40? The reverse looks like it may be more detailed than the obverse. Great pick up! 1TwoBits (View Post)1 -
Re: 1822 B-1 Bust Quarter G-T-G : 200 Year Anniversary
The coin was NGC AU50 CAC before being crossed. I would have thought maybe a 53/55 like some of you, but it crossed at PCGS AU50. Thank you for your guesses and comments, and also for posting your ex… (View Post)2
