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PCGS
MS66+
CAC
The 1908-D Barber Quarter represents a fascinating piece of Denver Mint history. While not particularly rare with a mintage of 5.7 million pieces, finding one in true gem condition remains a significant challenge, as most saw heavy circulation in the booming western economy of the early 20th century.
This MS66+ CAC example is a stunner. The surfaces are virtually pristine, with blazing cartwheel luster that rotates fully around both sides. The strike is razor-sharp, particularly evident in the star points and eagle's feathers. A light silver-white patina adds to the outstanding eye appeal, making this an exceptional representative of the grade.
Certification | PCGS |
Grade | MS66+ |
PCGS Spec # | 5650 |
PCGS Population (Greater) | 2 (8) |
Serial # | 10001265 |