1861 25C

Description

# 1861 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. PCGS MS-67 | Philadelphia Mint | Finest Known Population. A superb gem example of the Liberty Seated Quarter from the pivotal year of 1861, this extraordinary specimen represents the pinnacle of preservation for this historic coinage. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint during the opening year of the American Civil War, this quarter showcases exceptional quality and remarkable eye appeal. Graded a remarkable PCGS MS-67, this coin is among the absolute finest known of its type, with only 2 examples graded higher in the entire PCGS population. From a total mintage of 4,853,600 pieces, this specimen stands as a true numismatic treasure. The coin exhibits superior striking quality, with crisp details and minimal signs of handling. Subtle hints of die clashing in the right obverse field provide additional character and historical intrigue. Composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, this quarter features the classic Liberty Seated design by Christian Gobrecht, representing a pivotal era in American coinage. The piece displays exceptional luster, sharp architectural details, and a pristine surface that speaks to its extraordinary preservation. With a population of just 8 total graded examples, this coin represents an exceptional opportunity for the advanced numismatist or serious collector of Civil War-era coinage. Key Details: - *PCGS MS-67*. - Philadelphia Mint. - 1861 Issue. - Highest Grade Rarity. - Certificate #59891042. Estimate: $13,500-14,500