1919-D 25C AU55 FH PCGS

In the realm of numismatics, opportunities for discovery are becoming increasingly scarce. However, there are still hidden treasures within the old powder blue holders from PCGS, particularly those with low serial numbers, housing remarkable gems. Conceal the label, present it to your friends, and most will likely guess AU58FH. We assert that this coin exhibits simple, honest wear, and it contends for a higher grade. The appealing amber patina on both sides serves as a testament to the coin's original condition. Amidst a substantial mintage of nearly 2,000,000 pieces, only around 175 examples are estimated to qualify as Full Head for the 1919 Denver-minted Standing Liberty Quarter. The Full Head designation is a challenging feat due to the typical weak striking of this date. This specific coin stands out as one of the lowest graded and cheapest priced Full Head specimens for this historically significant quarter you can acquire. As the popularity of the series continues to rise, this coin presents an opportunity for numismatic growth. It distinguishes itself as a 'jump coin,' where a grade of 58 can lead to a significant increase in value, and from there, UNC Gem examples experience a meteoric rise. Notably, a PCGS MS65 Full Head example sold in recent years for over $40,000, whilst a MS67FH, could command well over $200,000 given its Price Guide value.

PCGS Cert Verification #10252349

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