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Liberty Seated Quarters, Proof Values

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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Liberty Seated Quarters, Proof (1838–1891) series of Quarters in the U.S. Coins contains 144 distinct entries with CPG® values between $300.00 and $420,000.00.

Proof Liberty Seated quarters were struck throughout the duration of the series, which designed by Christian Gobrecht and spanned a period stretching from 1838 through 1891. While the Liberty Seated design was popular and was shared on most United States silver coins, several modifications were made to the motif.

The major sub-varieties in the Liberty Seated quarter series are:
  • Variety 1: No Motto Above Eagle (1838-1853)
  • Variety 2: Arrows at Date, Rays Around Eagle (1853)
  • Variety 3: Arrows at Date, No Rays (1854-1855)
  • Variety 1 resumed: with Weight Standard of Variety 2, 6.22 Grams (1856-1865)
  • Variety 4: Motto Above Eagle (1866-1873)
  • Variety 5: Arrows at Date (1873-1874)
  • Variety 4 resumed: with Weight Standard of Variety 5, 6.25 Grams (1875-1891)

  • Proof Liberty Seated quarters are scarce, though several issues are significantly challenging and expensive, most particularly the pre-1860s proofs. Cameo and deep cameo Liberty Seated proofs quarters are very desirable and usually command significant premiums over typical bid and retail prices.
    $250,000 - $420,000
    $250,000 - $420,000
    $50,000 - $96,000
    $42,500 - $144,000
    1842 25c Small Date PR
    $75,000 - $343,200
    $18,000 - $96,000
    $170,000 - $222,000
    $25,000 - $72,000
    Sponsor Great Collections
    $12,000 - $55,200
    1847 25c PR
    $8,000 - $60,000
    1848 25c PR
    $12,500 - $60,000
    $8,000 - $42,000
    $14,000 - $174,000
    $50,000 - $84,000
    1854 25c Arrows PR
    $5,000 - $36,000
    $175,000 - $210,000
    1856 25c PR
    $2,750 - $33,000
    1857 25c PR
    $1,700 - $12,000
    1858 25c PR
    $950 - $27,000
    1860 25c PR
    $413 - $28,800
    Sponsor ICG
    1861 25c PR
    $413 - $130,000
    1863 25c PR
    $375 - $13,200
    1864 25c PR
    $375 - $35,000
    1867 25c PR
    $350 - $9,000
    1870 25c PR
    $300 - $15,000
    Sponsor Stacks Bowers Auctions
    1878 25c PR
    $300 - $22,500
    1884 25c PR
    $300 - $23,000
    Sponsor Heritage Auctions
    1891 25c PR
    $300 - $23,000
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