This particular variant, the AU (About Uncirculated) details, signifies that the coin has retained much of its original luster with minimal wear. The CAC (Certified Acceptance Corporation) designation further enhances its value, indicating it has met stringent quality standards. Collectors appreciate this attention to authenticity.
The 1928-S Standing Liberty Quarter is not just a coin; it symbolizes a rich era in American numismatic history. Its FS-502 designation by the Cherrypickers Guide further emphasizes its rarity and desirability. This combination makes it a coveted addition to any coin collection.
The 1831 capped bust half dollar is a remarkable piece of numismatic history. Graded by CACG as VF30, this coin is a testament to fine craftsmanship and design. Toned nicely around the edges bluish greens with no problems.
1833 “Patched Three” Capped Bust Half Dollar.
This variety of the 1823 Capped Bust Half Dollar features the “Patched 3” in the date. The broken 3 was repaired with a patch placed in the middle of the “3”. This resulted in a blunt punch bump that filled in the center gap on the outside (right side) of the “3” – to connect the two broken parts
Owning this quality 1930 Standing Liberty Quarter is not only an investment but also a way to own a piece of history. Its striking design and certified grade make it a valuable addition to any collection.
Crafted in the late 18th century, this coin arrives with a story etched in its exquisite details. Its allure lies not only in its historical significance but also in the craftsmanship that reflects the glory of a bygone era.
