Beautiful 1834 Quarter Dollar Very Fine Silver Coin Graded VF30 by PCGS and Has CAC Sticker
Description: A beautiful VF30 silver 1834 twenty five cent or quarter dollar piece. This the second variety capped bust or liberty cap quarter with the reduced diameter. It is graded by PCGS as Very Fine "VF3o". It is in a PCGS slab with a CAC sticker indicating that it is properly graded and certified as such. The coin itself is better than the scan shows and has very good details with wear commensurate with its age and circulated state. The date is very readable as are all the legends. As you can see from the photo, the details on the reverse are also very bold and all there. These coins were designed by John Reich and were only minted in Philadelphia. Early US coins of low denomination such as this one are gradually getting difficult to find. These were of low mintage with an estimated mintage of 286,000. Please carefully review the scans provided as they are part and parcel of our description.
Date: 1834.
Mint: Philadelphia.
Size and Weight: 6. grams of a silver-copper alloy and is ~27 mm in diameter. The coin has the reeded edge design.
References: Page 162 in "2012 US Coin R. S. Yeoman (The Official Red Book), 65th edition, Kenneth Bressett, editor, Published by Whitman Publishing, LLC, Atlanta, GA." Page 90 in "2011 US Coin Digest, David Harper Editor and Henry Miller Market Analyst, 9th Edition, Krause Publication, Iola, WI."
Condition: The coin is graded VF30 by PCGS and comes in a slab with a CAC sticker. The coin is beautiful and has wear commensurate with its age and circulated state. The coin is problem free and would make a great addition to your US coin collection. Please see photo to appreciate condition and beauty of the coin.
