Black Cat - Quarter Eagle Type Set (1796-1929) 的钱币相册
CAC - BD-2. The surfaces are a rich copper-gold with greenish accents in the fields and recesses.
CAC - This is the single finest specimen of this date known and a truly original gem. It is intensely lustrous, with spinning cartwheel on both sides, a haze of frost around design elements and peripheries, and bold reflectivity in the fields on both sides. Pale silver-blue and faint rose toning frames the obverse, while the reverse periphery is more deeply toned in rose and orange around deep golden centers.
CAC - Certified as the finest circulation strike PCGS has seen of this date. The deep maize-orange gold color doesn't just suggest originality, it trumpets it, joined by the deepening toning at the rims, the ancient spots here and there, and the warm reflectivity over all fields. Ex. Parmelee-Eliasberg-Pogue
CAC - This example is the finest certified 1829 quarter eagle by two grades and is the finest surviving mint state example from a meager mintage of just 3,403 coins. If fact, this arguably is the finest example for the type and the only MS67 that has earned CAC endorsement (11/24 nothing finer). This 1829 quarter eagle is noteworthy for its exceptionally bright luster and well frosted devices. Most survivors show some degree of prooflike fields, as the same dies were used to coin proofs of this year. This example is remarkable for its deeply mirrored fields and excellent cameo contrast. The strike is generally sharp, with good definition on Liberty's curls and on the eagle's feathers. Even the claws are sharp
