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Finest SLQ Set Ever

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from "This Week in Coin News" on the Heritage site - get out your checkbooks guys & gals - you won't see a set like this again

Outstanding Standing Liberty quarter Collection Offered in Long Beach Auction

More than 50 years ago, a young boy began collecting Standing Liberty quarters from Circulation. Even at that early age, he was drawn to the design's beauty. As he learned about other coins and their designs, his belief that the Standing Liberty quarter was America's most beautiful coin only strengthened. His collection grew as he did, with steady upgrades through the years. When the PCGS Registry opened, he took on the challenge with remarkable results.

The North Shore Registry Collection of Standing Liberty quarters, featured in our February 2-5 Long Beach Signature US Coin Auction, is the finest PCGS Registry set of the series ever to cross the block. This collection is the #2 All-Time Finest Collection in the Basic Set, Circulation Strikes category. (In contrast, Louis Eliasberg's Standing Liberty quarters are fifth finest in the all-time rankings.) The North Shore Collection earned PCGS recognition with a "Best of the Registry award in 2007.

The collection's 1918-D is the single finest PCGS-certified example, and 12 more coins, including several keys, are tied for finest known. The vast majority of the rest are a single grade point away from being finest certified. Every coin in the set is a Gem or finer, and all but one feature Full Head details.

The coins also reflect our consignor's emphasis on great eye appeal. Their mix of bold strikes, strong luster, and colorful toning will appeal to even the most selective collectors.

edited to add: current bids with 5+ days left total $387K
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Wait, I carry that much around in my coin purse. I will have to check it out.
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Anybody want to split the cost with me. I'm in for a quarter mil.
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And here I thought everyone had those kind of sets.
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update: final hammer price totalled $646,650 + 15% buyers premium for a total of $743,647. Just curious, if the buyers paid just under $97K, how much did the seller pay?
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