1846-O Liberty Head Quarter Eagle. Winter-1. MS-61 (PCGS). CAC.
Warm, even, honey-orange color blankets both sides and accents a satiny texture on the surfaces. We see very few abrasions in a BU survivor of this issue, and certainly none that are worthy of singular concern. Typical striking softness shows at the centers of each side, particularly on the reverse, this being almost a diagnostic of the 1846-O issue, and probably the grade-limiting factor. Easily the nicest-looking 1846-O quarter eagle this cataloger has seen in recent memory. This issue has a limited mintage of just 62,000 pieces, and Doug Winter (2020) accounts for only 175-200 survivors in all grades. The 1846-O is the sixth-rarest New Orleans Mint quarter eagle and surpasses such other issues in this series as the 1847-O, 1850-O, 1851-O and 1852-O. The MS-61 we are offering here is very rare from a condition standpoint and numbers among the finest certified examples.
PCGS# 7743. NGC ID: 25H4.
PCGS Population: 14; 10 finer (MS-65 finest). CAC Stickered Population: 2; 8.
From the Srotag Collection. Earlier from Blue Hill Collection.
Price realized | 5'500 USD |
Starting price | 1 USD |
Estimate | 7'000 USD |