1926-S Standing Liberty Quarter FN15 PCIThe 1926 S Standing Liberty Quarter in FN15, graded by PCI (Professional Coin Grading Service), is a coin that displays considerable wear, with much of the detail softened, particularly on Lady Libertys figure and the shield. As an earlier example of the Standing Liberty series, this coin features the iconic depiction of Liberty holding a shield and an olive branch on the obverse, and an eagle in flight on the reverse. The FN15 grade reflects a piece

The 1882-O Morgan Dollar graded MS62 by NGC is an attractive uncirculated silver coin with decent luster and noticeable but moderate bag marks typical of the grade

graded MS63 by PCC

displays moderate wear

The 1902-S Barber Half Dollar

The "BN" (Brown) designation indicates the coin's copper coloration

with Lady Liberty’s image on the obverse still distinguishable

As a Denver Mint issue with lower mintage

with much of Liberty's detail softened

Add a historic San Francisco Mint issue to your collection with this 1915-S Barber Half Dollar

adding historical depth to any Barber quarter collection

The 1879-CC Morgan Dollar in Good (G) condition shows significant wear

particularly on Lady Liberty’s figure and the shield