1838 Liberty Seated Quarter F15 "No Drapery" ANACSThe 1838 Liberty Seated Quarter, graded F15 by ANACS, is a collectible early example of the series featuring the "No Drapery" design, used only briefly before being modified in 1840. With moderate, even wear and strong major details, this piece retains clear date and legend visibility. As the first year of issue and a short lived variety, it holds special historical significance for type collectors.

such as Liberty's profile and the bold "V" on the reverse

The 1894-S Barber Quarter is a raw coin in good condition

graded MS65 by PCGS

but the date is still legible

the coin still retains its historical value

Liberty’s portrait is outlined

it exhibits minimal wear and pristine surfaces

The 1871 2-Cent coin has rim dings

adding to its rarity and making it a valuable piece for collectors

The S mintmark is visible

With its MS64 grade

This coin offers a balance of excellent detail and affordability